Sentence examples for be in the declaration from inspiring English sources

At a tea party rally in November 2009, he waved a copy of the Constitution and pledged to "stand here with our founding fathers, who wrote in the preamble 'We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.'" A crowd-pleasing moment, but that line happens to be in the Declaration of Independence.

"The greatest statement of equality is in the Declaration of Independence, written by a slaveholder," Ginsburg replied.

That language is in the declaration, which said: "Women's rights are human rights" (Article 14 of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action).

It declined to release details of what was in the declaration, which it says is privileged information.

Douglas argued that "all men are created equal" in the Declaration referred to white men only.

This study was approved by the Ethics Committee of Fourth Military Medical University to be in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki.

Conduct of the study will be in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki [ 50].

It was enough that the explosives were in the car when the declaration was made, he said.

It was even foreseen by John Locke, the father of classical liberalism, and it's stated in the Declaration of Human Rights.

"Football was first in the declaration against racism.

The technical description of this design around is contained in the Declaration of Hee-chan Choi.