Sentence examples for cite the Preamble from inspiring English sources

Both will cite the Preamble on fundamental human rights.

Both will cite the Preamble on fundamental human rights..

In that portion, which may have been cut due to time constraints, Francis cited the preamble of the Declaration of Independence to argue that politics "must serve and promote the good of the human person and be based on respect for his or her dignity".

Of the inalienable rights cited in the preamble to the Declaration of Independence, the pursuit of happiness might be the most vulnerable to subjective interpretation.

Wynn cited the experience of Rosanell Eaton who in 1939 was told she would only be allowed to vote if she could recite perfectly the preamble to the US constitution.

Similarly, the Trade-Mark Cases cited in Feist rest upon the originality implied by "invention [and] discovery" and by the "writings of authors," and make no reference at all to the preamble.

For a more detailed explanation of the procedural and legal development of book-entry and the TRADES regulations, see the preamble to the rule proposed March 4 , 1996(61 FR 8420), as well as the earlier proposals cited therein 51 FR 8846 (March 14 , 1986; 51 FR 43027 (November 28 , 1986; 57 FR 12244 (April 9 , 1992.

And although he cited to the formal first Amendment doctrine, he concludes with a Constitutional description of the value of protecting against violence: "The Preamble to the Constitution proclaims that the people of the United States ordained and established that charter of government in part to "provide for the common defence".

Neither the republic nor the preamble succeeded.

This, it transpires, is merely a preamble to the preamble.

The preamble of the statute of Henry VIII.