Sentence examples for whatever declaration from inspiring English sources

Whatever declaration emerges from the meeting, it is unlikely that it will give the kind of detail sought by Athens, which wants to know the terms under which any loans would be made.

Whatever declaration emerges from the meeting, it is highly unlikely that it will give the kind of detail sought by Athens, which wants to know the terms under which any loans would be made.

The report disclosed that they urged Mr. Blair to soften or delete the "I will be with you, whatever" declaration, and not to tie his political fate too tightly to Mr. Bush's judgments.

I hold it to be impracticable; and from this, I infer, that its security, whatever fine declarations may be inserted in any constitution respecting it, must altogether depend on public opinion, and on the general spirit of the people and of the government.1 And here, after all, as intimated upon another occasion, must we seek for the only solid basis of all our rights.

Certainly, whatever the Seoul Declaration says, it is hard to imagine the Fed paying much heed to emerging economies or any other economy for that matter when setting monetary policy.

What revolts me more is Harriet Harman's declaration that, whatever the legal position, Goodwin's pension can't survive the "court of public opinion".

You cannot speak about preferring the likes of Jihadi John to be tried in court without prefacing that with a plain declaration that – whatever one's qualms about the execution of a British national – the world is a better place without him.

This concern was only partly assuaged by Mr. Sharon's declaration that whatever boundary lines were established for Palestinian areas under his disengagement plan would not be final, and could be changed once an accord was reached between Israel and the Palestinians.

Whatever his post-match declaration of satisfaction, those left in his side of the draw, including his opponent in the third round on Friday, the Belgian Xavier Malisse, will feel just a little more comfortable when they look across the net at him from now on.

Also sought is a declaration that whatever fossil fuel deposits still remain in the ground should stay there permanently.

11.09am: Cameron winds up with a "whatever it takes" declaration.