Sentence examples for a declaration contained in from inspiring English sources

"President Wilson said we should have a state," he said, referring to a declaration contained in Wilson's Fourteen Points that the Kurds, among other non-Turkish nationalities, should be granted self-determination.

The declaration, contained in a final communique, followed a warning by US secretary of state John Kerry that Washington would not tolerate any restrictions on freedom of navigation in the strategically important waters.

It can be said, as John Adams did, that the declaration contained nothing really novel in its political philosophy, which was derived from John Locke, Algernon Sidney, and other English theorists.

The declaration contained the common counts, and among them a count in quantum meruit, for the labor, averring it to be worth one hundred dollars.

As Jefferson stated, the Declaration contained no new ideas, nor was there any originality in it on his part.

Mr. Blix said the most important part of the declaration is contained in 3,000 of its 12,000 pages, about 500 of which are in Arabic and must be translated.

The declaration contained three counts.

In the fields of missiles and biotechnology, the declaration contains a good deal of new material and information covering the period from 1998 and onward.

In this latter role he blocked a Legislative Assembly act to extend periods of preventive restriction outside times of emergency, ruling it against the declaration of rights contained in Southern Rhodesia's 1961 constitution.

In addition the declaration contains provisions to increase understanding on HIV and AIDS and a revisiting of teachings that may have fostered discrimination against young people, particularly girls.

In general the Declaration contains guidelines for requirement prior to initiation of any research, while the research is being conducted and after its completion and the publication of the project and its results.