Sentence examples for both the declaration and from inspiring English sources
Few visitors miss the Liberty Bell or Independence Hall, where both the Declaration and the Constitution, those two extraordinary products of Enlightenment genius, were debated and finally approved.
Desperate, he phoned a friend in New York, asking him to fax copies of both the Declaration and the Constitution to him.
But the Penn family's hold on the province through to American independence – when now-prosperous Philadelphia provided the setting for the signing of both the Declaration and the Constitution – and the birth of institutions such as the American Philosophical Society and Pennsylvania Horticultural Society helped preserve his vision for posterity.
In this way morals includes both the declaration and the interpretation of natural law.
But the heritage that we fight for is not merely one of rectifying wrongs of the past, such as slavery or discrimination, and trying to create conditions that are more in consonance with what is promulgated, both in the Declaration and the Constitution; it's also to fight off assaults on the system of government that was designed by the Founding Fathers.
One of his ancestors signed both the Declaration of Independence and the constitution and his great-grand- father had acted for the defence in the leading case about the confidentiality of presidential documents.
Although the constitution granted local self-government to Kosovo's Serb communities and offered special protection for Serb cultural and religious sites, many Serbs rejected both the declaration of independence and the new government.
Everyone said the real problem was that Philadelphia -- the nation's sixth largest city and fourth largest TV market, birthplace of both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution -- was a victim of a strange condition: low civic self-esteem.
Both the Declaration of Helsinki and the CIOMS Guidelines also introduce – or rather, remove – a temporal element.
Elected to the Second Continental Congress, Gerry signed both the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation.
A concept of both the Declaration of Independence and the American mind is that all men are created equal.
