Sentence examples similar to Resulting from the declarations from inspiring English sources

Massive protests (including the sustained occupation of central Mexico City) resulted from the declaration of Calderón as the winner; even after the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judicial Branch confirmed Calderón's election, López Obrador announced the formation of a parallel government, with himself as the "legitimate" president.

In none of its pages is there a hint, much less a holding, that a denial of due process would result from the declaration of provisional rates if the will to make them provisional had been written into the Interstate Commerce Act (49 USCA § 1 et seq)., and written there in advance of carriage and of payment.

Yet even though the key documents resulting from the conflict – the declaration of independence, the US constitution and its attendant bill of rights – mark the pinnacle of Enlightenment idealism, there's a startling lack of cultural pride in such achievements.

In 2001, as a result of the declarations of Di Carlo, the judicial inquiry was reopened.

That is a result of the declaration of an indefinite ceasefire by the FARC guerrillas.

The result was the Declarations of the Perfected (Zhen gao 真誥).

These uncensored models do not adjust for the artificial second peak in survival times resulting from delayed declaration of death and accordingly associated initial hospital intervention with an increased hazard.

Mr Tsvangirai has seven days from the declaration of the results to lodge a legal challenge to the Constitutional Court.

That's from the Declaration of Independence.

"So you cannot read the Constitution distinct from the Declaration".

"This has been deleted from the declaration," she says.