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The Bush administration has declared that it will not deal with a Hamas government, because Hamas remains committed to Israel’s destruction.
Without going as far as General Gratchev who declared, during a visit to Azerbaidjan in March 1994 that CIS is Russia, the fact is that, from Belarus to Georgia and Kyrgystan, Moscow keeps troops in several Republics of this Community of Independent States the members of which are obviously not equally “independent.”
“My administration is putting an end to the war on coal,” Trump declared while signing the order.
The United Nations has declared 2016-2025 the “Decade of Action on Nutrition,” and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals encourage comprehensive strategies for improving health, eliminating hunger, and promoting sustainable agriculture.
The United States Agency for International Development, the White House Office of Science and Technology, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Department of Defense have declared Ebola a “Grand Challenge for Development” and have launched an effort to sponsor practical, cost-effective innovations to treat and prevent it.
When this last British “no” came down, I sadly declared the death of the political Europe, a charge that brought me harsh criticism, even from friends.
President Gloria Arroyo’s government is on the ropes, with a state of emergency declared in February, following an abortive coup attempt and months of instability arising from allegations of fraud in the 2004 elections.
In August of that year, then-President Boris Yeltsin declared, “There will be no devaluation – that is firm and definite.”
Despite having declared “mission accomplished” on at least three occasions, Putin is incapable of reaching a political settlement among the many stakeholders in Syria.
The last time a US president boastfully proclaimed “mission accomplished” was in 2003, when George W. Bush, just six weeks after invading Iraq, declared that major combat operations there had ended.
One presidential candidate won nearly three million more votes than her opponent, who, with a big assist from a hostile foreign power, was nonetheless declared the winner.
The PBOC declared that market signals would henceforth be factored into its daily exchange-rate fixing.
A nine-country Saudi-led coalition, which includes Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, and Jordan, is already carrying out airstrikes against the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen – an effort that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei recently declared will end with the Saudis’ “noses [being] rubbed to the soil.”
“Read my lips: no new taxes,” Bush famously declared.
David Harbour, accepting a Screen Actors Guild award, declared that great acting “is a call to arms from our fellow craftsmen and women to go deeper, and through our art to battle against fear, self-centeredness, and exclusivity of our predominantly narcissistic culture.”
At a 2013 sit-in protesting Morsi’s ouster, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Supreme Guide, Mohamed Badie, declared, in what became a rallying cry for the movement, “Our peacefulness is stronger than their bullets.”
From August onward, Russian policymakers embraced the openly declared aim of knocking Ukraine off the course that it had chosen.
Relying solely on radiation detection equipment at various sites and some environmental samples--but without interviewing a single scientist in private, he declared that there was no evidence that Iraq had reconstituted its nuclear weapons program.
To be sure, the bondholders might refuse, given that, if they individually declared the exchange bonds to be in default, they could demand in court immediate payment in full of the remaining debt.
Although the European Financial Stability Facility had officially declared Greece bankrupt on July 3, the eurozone’s leaders kicked the insolvency can down the road yet again.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is overtly and covertly inciting separatism in eastern Ukraine, and has declared Russia’s unilateral right to intervene there, in complete contravention of international law.
Starting around 40 years ago, America’s politicians declared a “war on drugs,” ostensibly to fight the use of addictive drugs like cocaine.
Five percent of them have declared war on our civilization and are ready to engage in murder in order to put an end to Western domination.
In October 2007, President Hu Jintao declared China’s intent to increase its soft power, and the Olympics were an important part of that strategy.
After his first summit with Kim in June, he declared that, “There is no longer a nuclear threat from North Korea.”
“Rather than bringing about reforms,” Putin declared in a recent address to the UN General Assembly, “aggressive foreign interference has resulted in…violence, poverty, and social disaster.”
And he declared that “one cannot understand why grown intelligent people reach the conclusion that you should get rid of all the things you have put in place in the last ten years.”
“We will engage,” Obama declared, “but we preserve all our capabilities.”
Qaddafi declared his desire to disband the army on several occasions, and its role was so insignificant that it played almost no part in defending the regime during the eight months of fighting that overthrew him.
The fact that the movement continues to secure advances even in difficult times is an indication of the enduring significance of what was achieved in 1948 when the world’s governments declared that rights are universal.
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