Sentence examples similar to a particular declaration of from inspiring English sources

This claim is one of Kant's strongest statements that actual voting by citizens is required: citizens "must therefore give their free assent, through their representatives, not only to waging war in general but also to each particular declaration of war" (6 345 46).

In particular the Declaration of Arbroath asserted the ancient distinctiveness of Scotland in the face of English aggression, arguing that it was the role of the king to defend the independence of the community of Scotland.

Is this particular "the" a hubristic declaration of assumed pre-eminence – roll over Elizabeth Barrett Browning, tell JH Prynne the news – or simply a straightforward demonstration of occupational commitment, respectfully tying 24-year-old George Mpanga's showbiz identity to his chosen societal function?

Throughout the early 19th century, the U.S. government had declared a particular day as a national day of Thanksgiving, but these were one-time declarations meant to celebrate a significant event, such as victory in a battle.

Jaczko's use of an emergency status declaration to implement the recommendations of the Fukushima Task Force, which the other pro-industry commissioners opposed, was a particular bone of contention.

A particular kind of sign.

You are a particular kind of novelist.

"This is a particular favourite of mine.

A particular kind of walking.

"We are a particular kind of country.

Looking for a particular type of recipe?