Reed cited the declaration made only days before by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, effectively endorsing Obama's withdrawal deadlines.
The judge cited a declaration by one woman that a store manager told her: "Men are here to make a career and women aren't.
That request cited a declaration from Shirah Neiman, the federal prosecutor overseeing all the tax shelter investigations out of the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.
Along with a strong commitment to expanding the Northern economy, the Republican Party had always emphasized its opposition to slavery: both the 1856 and 1860 platforms cited the Declaration of Independence with its ringing affirmation of liberty for all.
He cited the Declaration's words about "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness": That statement also says that we are endowed by our Creator with the right to pursue happiness as we choose.
In a 1993 law review article, Professor Kmiec cited the Declaration of Independence, with its "we hold these truths to be self-evident" tone, as evidence that natural law theory should be part of a judge's approach.
He cited the Declaration of Independence's reference to "the creator" endowing all men with unalienable rights and the founders' proclaiming not just their belief in God, but their belief that God's hand guided the American revolutionaries.
Winston Churchill, among others, cited the Declaration of Independence as the culmination of a tradition of English liberties, but it is hard to discern that lineage in the rhetoric of Tea Party rabble-rouser Sarah Palin or in the originalist judgments of Republican appointees on the supreme court.
I was taken aback when [President Obama] cited the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution as sources of government power to restrict gun ownership rights..
If the media wanted to identify over-the-top partisanship, they could begin by citing the declaration of David Addington, Vice President Cheney's Chief of Staff, that "We're one bomb away from getting rid of that obnoxious FISA Court," and DNI McConnell's assertion that by merely having an open debate on surveillance, "some Americans are going to die".
François Meienberg, co-founder of The Berne Declaration, cited a lack of transparency in business as a major problem.
