Sentence examples for although the text of from inspiring English sources

Instead, although the text of what is to be known as the New York declaration recognises the scale of the crisis, it fails to lay out concrete measures.

Although the text of the policy does not mention politics, Trump's speeches and tweets have indicated that his action is intended to protect conservative voices, Hess says.

Although the text of the Fourth Amendment does not specify when a search warrant must be obtained, this Court has inferred that a warrant must generally be secured.

Today's article offers no clue as to why Mr Blair chose to show the mug off to the cameras, although the text of the poem on it suggests an ironic joke at the expense of his tattered public image.

Although the text of the Directive does not explicitly refer to cross-subsidies, it does require the universal service providers to maintain clear and separate accounting systems for reserved and non-reserved services.

Although the text of the 2017 intelligence authorization bill is not yet available to the public, two members of the Senate intelligence committee have said the bill could expand the remit of a nonjudicial subpoena called a National Security Letter (NSLs) to acquire Americans' email records, chat or messaging accounts, account login records, browser histories and social-media service usage.

Although the text on the inside of the book's dust jacket explains that A Composer's Guide To Game Music offers 'indispensable guidance for musicians and composers', Phillips' book deserves a wider audience.

Although I join the text of the Court's opinion, I cannot agree with the dictum in footnote 23.

Although John Paul II released the text of the "third secret" – which turned out to be a sub-Nostradamus allegory that can be made to represent either the destruction or triumph of Catholicism – true disbelievers continue to insist that the Vatican publication was a fake in place of a true prophecy considered too terrifying to publicise.

Union officials said that although they had not seen the text of the agreement, there was the prospect of an outright endorsement.

Although one might argue that the text of § 2710(d)(7)(A)(i), taken alone, is broad enough to encompass both a suit against a State (under an abrogation theory) and a suit against a state official (under an Ex parte Young theory), subsection (A)(i) of § 2710(d)(7) cannot be read in isolation from subsections (B)(ii - vii), whii - viiatedly refers exclusively to "the State". See supra at ___.