Sentence examples for charter declaring that from inspiring English sources

The opportunity presented by Europe's instinctive solidarity — epitomized by NATO's decision to invoke, for the first time ever, the provision of its charter declaring that an attack against one is an attack against all — has been wasted.

· Nato, for the first time in its 52-year history, invokes Article 5 of its foundation charter, declaring that the atrocities were an attack on all 19 member states.

The charter declares that software, business processes, and medical therapies should not be patented, nor copyright extended to things like databases that are simply compilations of open facts.

After the end of World War II, CAP became the civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force, and its incorporating charter declared that it would never again be involved in direct combat activities, but would be of a benevolent nature.

The estates, however, issued a charter declaring Ladislas' coronation null and void.

Charles A. Smith, its founder applied to Albany for charter declaring the organization was "purely destructive".

The Inter-American Democratic Charter mandates (repeatedly) that in a crisis the OAS must first undertake "diplomatic initiatives" and "good offices," but instead under the militant leadership of Jose Insulza it immediately declared that Zelaya was overthrown in a coup that violated the nation's Constitution, legal system and democratic practice.

The new charter declares Columbia the "mother college" of the University of the State of New York.

Its charter declares, "There is no solution to the Palestinian problem except by jihad".

No surprise then that when the ANC drew up its famous Freedom Charter, it declared that the mineral wealth beneath the soil must be returned to the South African people.

In the past couple of weeks, both the Movement for Black Lives (50 organizations active in the Black Lives Matter movement) and the NAACP passed resolutions declaring that charter schools increase segregation and leave school districts with both fewer resources and a more challenging student body.