Sentence examples for along with the declaration from inspiring English sources

That document is preserved in a secure vault in the National Archives, along with the Declaration of Independence.

America, in fact, made an empire of it; along with the Declaration of Independence and the framing of the Constitution, the Louisiana Purchase proved to be one of the most consequential events in the nation's history.

Ms. Ritchie, of the North Country, included a photograph of her standing side by side with Mr. Cuomo along with the declaration: "Governor Praises Ritchie for Two Years of Progress That Changed Albany".

On the side of one orange seven-storey block of flats, the words "humanity is not for sale" are painted on the wall in turquoise, along with the declaration, in black capital letters, that "there won't be a country that is distant as long as there is a friend nearby".

But when Donna Gerstung, a retired computer programmer from Palatine, rebutted one man's statement that the poor don't pay taxes, an unprintable slur came her way from the back of the room, along with the declaration, "You're in the Obama camp!" Mr. Walsh insisted that the meeting should proceed with no filibusters, and with respect toward dissenting views, chiding all such nastiness.

Along with the declaration, provincial and federal representatives from the New Democratic Party also signed a public letter opposing the project.

Second, the support of Russia, China and Iran, along with the continued declaration of the international community that there will be no military intervention, has left him assured of no real consequences to his actions.

Still, those words, along with others in the Declaration (there's also a passage objecting to the king "transporting us beyond Seas to be tried for pretended offences"), remind one how profoundly un-American Guantánamo is.

The covenants, which entered into force in 1976, are known collectively, along with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as the international bill of rights.

But, recently, along with the plethora of lists of writers under 40, I was faced with the declaration that, as headlined in a Guardian UK article about writers, "Let's Face It, After 40 You're Past It".

We've seen it with the Declaration of Independance.