Sentence examples for although the declaration from inspiring English sources

Although the declaration is political and not legally binding, it sends a strong message about how poor countries can deal with epidemics such as AIDS.

Although the Declaration of Independence mentioned "Nature's God" and the "Creator," the Constitution made no reference to a divine being, Christian or otherwise, and the First Amendment explicitly forbade the establishment of any official church or creed.

Although the declaration stresses the primary responsibility of states to enforce the convention at national level, it also says in article 13 that the right of individuals to apply to the court is a "cornerstone" of the convention system and one that states must not hinder in any way.

Although the declaration was meant to clarify a phrase in a document from the Second Vatican Council (1962 65) and did not change church teaching, its assertion that other Christian bodies "cannot be called 'churches' in the proper sense" because they lack apostolic succession was lamented by several Protestant groups.

This paper explores the implications of the second global summit for the research agendas that developed after the Rio Summit (1992), and argues that although the Declaration from Johannesburg 2002 restates the earlier summit concerns, the messages it sends to the research community are subtly different to those a decade earlier.

Although the Declaration of Helsinki specifically addresses medical research, its basic principles have become the cornerstone of ethical analysis of any health research study involving human subjects.

Although the declarations that "you can feel good about giving a J. C. Penney gift card" will be only a small part of the campaign, Mr. Boylson said, they reflect the reality that "the whole economic uncertainty is a wild card" as retailers approach the Christmas shopping season.

Rainier immediately ordered his ships to take on military supplies in preparation for military operations, although news of the declaration of war, made on 18 May, did not reach him until 13 September.

Although not legally binding, the declaration was intended to serve as "a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations".

Although a draft of the declaration has circulated for months, the Islamic countries only recently raised objections to a paragraph that dealt with vulnerable groups, reacting with surprise to what they saw, officials said.

Although the broader declaration is destined to become the Magna Carta of the newly formed Secretariat for Relations with Non-Christian Religions, under Cardinal Marella, it is the original declaration that public attention has been almost exclusively fixed on.