Sentence examples for a response to the Declaration from inspiring English sources

The last of these pamphlets, Taxation No Tyranny (1775), was a defence of the Coercive Acts and a response to the Declaration of Rights of the First Continental Congress of America, which protested against taxation without representation.

His letter was a response to the declarations of Christiane Taubira, Minister of Justice, and to an open letter from French civil society, signed by over forty major public figures, calling for him to be protected by France.

Whelchel also said in the declaration, a response to the request for the restraining order, that Steve Mazin had represented him in proceedings related to his court-martial and two other matters, but at some point he said he came to believe Mazin was not doing a good job.

Democrats and several Republicans predicted a two-pronged response to the declaration: one, having Congress vote to reject it in the coming weeks, and two, suing Trump — or at least aiding other parties that attempt to intervene.

The Limehouse Declaration on 25 January, a response to the power given to trade unions in choosing a leader at a special Labour party conference, led to the formation of the Social Democratic party.

In response to the declaration of war, Tsar Nicholas II renamed his capital.

Rhodes' initial response to the declaration of war was diplomatic; they asked the Roman Republic for help against Philip.

The proposal constitutes the EU executive's specific response to the declaration: Parliament can do no other than give the proposal its full support.

Democrats added that language as a response to Trump's declaration of a national emergency at the border, a move that allows him to redirect military construction funds to build border barriers.

All UMCP activities are fully integrated into the decentralized administrative system in Dar es Salaam, in accordance with the local government structures introduced under the Local Government Act number 8 of 1982 as a response to adopting the Alma Atta Declaration (1978) [ 45], thus operating on all five administrative levels of the city.

Although the society's researchers will still be able to publish in journals, their work must eventually be put into an online repository.In response to the Berlin Declaration, the European Commission has begun a study of the scientific-publishing market looking at price, access to published papers, and copyright.