Sentence examples for beyond the declaration from inspiring English sources

There is not much political philosophy in Mr Reid's memoirs, "A Good Fight", beyond the declaration that "the American government is the greatest force for good in the history of mankind", and the charge that Republicans "cannot abide the thought of [it] helping someone".

But despite all that preparation -- and three days of meetings -- the Beyond 2008 Declaration is destined to be sidelined at the UNGASS review meeting, as there is no clear indication from the Commission on Narcotic Drugs that the views of civil society will be included in the March meeting.

The inclusion of social rights to goods such as education and an adequate standard of living took the Declaration beyond its 18th century antecedents (see Eide 1992).

But this time they need to go beyond the simple declaration of a take-it-or-leave-it final deal.

This understanding of rights spans beyond the UN declaration and takes into account the differing perceptions of rights as they relate not just to individuals but also to the social, relational and environment contexts in which we live.

As we had no access to the hospital database, nor did we seek any complementary information on patients or doctors (the patient records were completely anonymous), the approval of the study by an ethics committee – beyond the usual declaration made by hospital authorities for the use of patient data – was not necessary.

The third, however, rarely merits mention beyond the simple recitation of the Declaration's most famous sentence.

Beyond the sheer pomposity of the declaration, "we" don't do the "one-to-the-many" anymore, preferring a more conversational, democratic approach to rhetoric.

In making the declaration — which went somewhat beyond recent suspicions expressed by Britain and France — Israeli officials argued that President Assad had repeatedly crossed what President Obama said last summer would be a "red line".

The declaration contains no dates.

Answer: "The Declaration of Independence".