Sentence examples for Basic declaration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morris, in a brief conversation before Flag's set on Monday, put Flag's existence as a basic declaration of identity: the core of Black Flag came from the same square mile of Hermosa Beach, Calif.

Whether the separation of church and states renders you nauseous or relieved, it is undeniable that for the past two millennia, the basic declarations of the Decalogue have served as a source code for our collective conscience, for our fundamental notion of right and wrong.

We've learned (once again) that if there's not constant pressure on lawmakers to respect the most basic campaign declarations they made, they will sell us out.

Officials are having trouble deciding on even the most basic of declarations and there is strong disagreement between parties about what if anything to say about the future of negotiations under the WTO umbrella.

This chapter reviews the basics of string declaration to introduce the memory-allocation techniques used by the MPLAB C30 compiler.

This chapter provides an overview of the basics of string declaration and manipulation in C language as an excuse to investigate the memory allocation techniques used by the MPLAB® C32 compiler.

As a result, even the most basic warnings include declarations that no helmet can prevent all head or neck injuries, and using a helmet to butt, ram or spear an opposing player is not advised.

When Denis O'Brien, the billionaire chairman of Digicel, was quoted recently in the Irish Times in March this year declaring that access to broadband was a "basic human right", his declaration was accompanied by a call for "the international community to facilitate private sector roll-out of high-tech infrastructure".

It also announced "the declaration of basic principles".

"Hong Kong's prosperity and stability depends on its successful implementation, as provided for by the joint declaration and basic law," she said.

The basic theme of the declaration was that it is Trump's order, not any judge's ruling, that is putting the country in peril.