Sentences with phrase «statement declaring their intention»

The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, which named one of their ships after Mora last year, also released a statement declaring their intention to expand operations to Moín Beach on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast this year to continue Mora's work, but Mora's close friend and fellow sea turtle advocate, Vanessa Lizano, says it's too late.

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Among the points made was that, despite the bishops» declared intention, a statement such as «Political Responsibility,» issued by the United States Catholic Conference (USCC), is in fact a political platform, and it inevitably presents the Catholic Church as but another political interest group.

With Precourt and MLS seemingly unwilling to negotiate, Ohio attorney general Mike DeWine has released a statement declaring that his office will take legal action against the Crew if and when it declares an intention to relocate.

Not in January anyway, after Ancelotti issued a statement yesterday declaring his intention to continue trying to persuade the 27 - year old to renew his contract and stay in La Liga.

«North Korea's action is in direct defiance of the will of the international community coming as it does just days after the United Nations presidency statement last week, which urged North Korea not to carry out its declared intention to test a nuclear device.»

Indeed, he squashed speculation about his own intentions, issuing a statement declaring (somewhat optimistically): «There is no leadership issue».

Just hours after New York's junior senator, Kirsten Gillibrand, declared she would support the deal — and in the middle of the first Republican Party presidential debate — Mr. Schumer posted a statement on the website Medium declaring his intention to vote no on the agreement, which Secretary of State John Kerry played a key part in negotiating.

The statement added: «Do we need to remind anybody that the so - called Cynthia Whyte is the self - declared spokesperson for the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta, a violent and murderous underground group led by one Henry Okah, which has not hidden its intention to destroy the former President?

(His «signing statement» presciently declared that «[T] his bill promises more than the federal government can deliver, and its good intentions could be thwarted by the many unwise provisions it contains.»)