Sentence examples for which declarations from inspiring English sources

For now, Obama still awaits his George H.W. Bush (hey, Biden!) and his Newt Gingrich — and for that matter, he awaits his Clinton, because there's a sense in which declarations of victory are less telling than statements of surrender.

Its road-map is codified at conferences at which declarations supporting science and/or advocating policy are signed.

Mr. Weiss is promoting his new venture with a campaign in social media, which includes declarations like this one: "We're not a big holding company.

It was used in the paper on which the Declaration of Independence was printed.

A three-month moratorium followed, after which the declaration came into effect on 8 October 1991.

The answer is: Britain wanted to prepare another basis from which the declaration had to come out.

Xander Folmer, the founder and CEO of Huginn's Heathen Hof, which started Declaration 127, told me, "It starts with things that we can usually agree upon, casually.

In terms of new language features, PHP 7 will add features such as return type declarations, which will complement its existing parameter type declarations.

Abuja Declaration The historic Abuja declaration which commits governments to the 2010 goal was signed in Nigeria on 25 April 2000.

AIDS appeared shortly after the eradication of smallpox, which had renewed declarations of the demise of infectious diseases.

Which leaves congressional declarations, party commitments and the fleeting controversy over the Democratic platform as nothing more than noise – which is all about US politics, not Middle East peace.