Sentence examples for declaration and therefore from inspiring English sources

To start with, the Europeans themselves erred in their diplomatic buildup to the declaration and therefore contributed to its rejection.

Furthermore, the definition of housewife is based on a subjective declaration, and therefore, it is compatible with the condition of discouraged or other inactive individuals.

Now that the U.S. has joined the international community in affirming the Declaration, and therefore accepted an obligation to work toward enforcing Article 36 and the many other human rights protections it affords to indigenous peoples, will it continue with its plan to construct walls that dissect indigenous homelands and trample burial grounds?

Similarly, local element declarations may have a name but are encapsulated within the scope of other declarations, and therefore are not exposed for reference.

Beckenbauer was the president of the organising committee but the prosecutors say he had nothing to do with the tax declaration and was therefore not under investigation.

Due to the deidentified nature of the datasets obtained, this study was not considered human subjects research nor required consent per the Helsinki Declaration and was therefore exempt from VCU Institutional Review Board review.

The non-binding opinion of the court – passed in a 10-4 vote by court judges and read by court president Hisashi Owada – said that international law contains "no... prohibition of declarations of independence" and therefore Kosovo's declaration "did not violate general international law".

When, near the end, a prostitute on her way to jail finally lights up, it's a moment worthy of 1940's Hollywood, a small, ephemeral but in its way heroic declaration of freedom, and therefore the perfect expression of this film's resilient spirit.

Therefore, a declaration and collective recognition by, to recapitulate Searle's formulation, the people involved are both necessary and jointly sufficient conditions for the creation of social entities.

A principle applied to understanding the UDHR's drafters' intentions and therefore the meaning of the Declarations' articles is a well-established one elsewhere in the interpretation of law.

He acknowledged such a deal would be "unpopular" with the Lib Dems - who are governing in coalition with the Conservatives until 2015 and oppose an in-out referendum - and therefore "the timing of any such declaration would be critical".