Sentence examples for by the declaration that from inspiring English sources

He came to America in 1776 to fight in the war for independence, and was inspired by the declaration that "all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights".

In a bottom corner of the menu is a list of nearly a dozen farms, preceded by the declaration that the restaurant "would like to thank the following local suppliers".

CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS — It took just eight months for the joy that filled the Washington Mall at the chilly January inauguration of Barack Obama to give way to the sign-waving that filled it at a recent rally: the president depicted as the Joker and taunted by the declaration that "Hitler gave good speeches too".

The Tory remain campaign was bolstered by the declaration that they have most Conservative MPs onside but suffered earlier embarrassment after it emerged one of the 13 military chiefs purported to have signed a pro-EU letter was included by mistake.

But he goes on to add, "it gets worse than that in terms of choices". The audience barely has time to wonder what and whose choices he's talking about before it is entirely disoriented by the declaration that "today the tax code actually does something that's right". Excuse us, but how can getting something "right" be "worse"?

"Corrupt Informer," reads one of the leaflets, followed by the declaration that Rabbi Rosenberg's "name should rot in hell forever.

Almost 50 representatives from 30 countries and many different religions submitted an agreed set of recommendations to the report, developed  commitments for actions by religious communities, and drafted the declaration that was formally adopted today.

At present, due to a tendency to instrumentalize education in early childhood as a result of the competition arising from international tests over some fields of learning, a large number of Chilean educators have reacted by joining the Declaration that the World Organization of Early Childhood Education made in Gothenburg, Sweden last year on the "Right of Children to Play and Learn by Playing".

By contrast, consider the declaration that House Democrats produced after their session with John Cullinane, the branding expert, last fall.

"In the '50s, during the early period of the Communist regime this property was taken, without any agreement, by the state — with the declaration that the state will then take care of the churches," Bishop Holub said.

"Additional articles" often are appended and signed by the plenipotentiaries, with the declaration that they have the same force and value as if they had been included in the body of the treaty or convention.