Sentence examples for concept of declaration from inspiring English sources

This is in line with the concept of declaration by entry in the records which was central in the modernisation of custom law in Europe.

The use of electronic manifests fully meets the requirements both for electronic declaration and for presentation; it is, in fact, fully in line with the concept of declaration by entry in the records, which is the one of the pillars of the MCC.

A concept of both the Declaration of Independence and the American mind is that all men are created equal.

The Finnish development of "people's health work" and local health centers was clearly inspired by the same ideas as the primary health care concept of the Alma-Ata Declaration.

Apparently Thune has no concept of the first amendment's declaration that "Congress shall make no law... abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press".

Since the Alma-Ata declaration, the concept of Primary Health Care PHCC) has broadened and encompasses both general and family practice, which refer to the specific medical services provided [ 4].

All these concepts imply that there is a certain minimum of health opportunities that should be seen as a right of every individual globally as recommended by the Alma Ata Declaration's concept of Primary Heath Care [ 16].

In fact, the 'health for all' concept of the 1978 Alma-Ata declaration became a prime policy bearer for the movement of bringing health services closer to the communities [ 1].

This view definition lists all available concepts together with their associated datatype and object properties in an XML-based document and allows the concept-specific declaration of view specific identifiers for each property, thus declaring their membership for the individual views.

Xi has effectively replaced that concept with declarations of China's arrival.

He told reporters that Bill Gates had "a Napoleonic concept of himself," and compared Microsoft's declaration of innocence to the protestations of gangland killers.