Sentence examples for declaration into the from inspiring English sources

Finally, the parties should move directly from the cease-fire declaration into the "cooling-off" period recommended by the Mitchell Commission.

(Denis cuts from Isabelle's gauzy, dreamlike, post-coital rapture to the actor's slap-like declaration, into the camera, as if from Isabelle's point of view, that he thinks they shouldn't have rushed into a sexual relationship).

Critics of Lincoln, notably Willmoore Kendall and Mel Bradford, argued that Lincoln dangerously expanded the scope of the national government, and violated states' rights, by reading the Declaration into the Constitution.

To support this, the application manifest includes outputs declarations into the application flow.

Putting the Balfour Declaration into practice — so the Colonial Office stated — presumed an "equality of obligation" to both sides.

When the United Nations began the process of putting the rights of the Universal Declaration into international law, it followed the model of the European system by treating economic and social standards in a treaty separate from the one dealing with civil and political rights.

For these reasons, it's important to celebrate the tremendous progress in global human rights over the past 65 years, including the integration of language from the declaration into many constitutions all over the world.

It is just to the right of the entrance to the deck, marked with a faded declaration etched into the wooden bar above his stool: "Jujy's spot".

One is to turn the 2002 declaration into a binding code of conduct, in which the countries with overlapping claims (the others are Brunei, Malaysia and Taiwan) agree to avoid the sorts of provocations seen this month.

Thereupon the convention turned itself into a proper Parliament and large parts of the Declaration into a Bill of Rights.

On February 8 , 1864 Sumner submitted a constitutional amendment stating: All persons are equal before the law, so that no person can hold another as a slave; and the Congress shall have power to make all laws necessary and proper to carry this declaration into effect everywhere in the United States.