Sentence examples for declaration of social from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, portrait photography is a declaration of social citizenship: you look alert, present yourself to the world as you want to be seen.
After multiple polls this week suggested that the party would fare materially better under Vince Cable, he failed to show a creative response to Vince Cable's intriguing declaration of "social democratic values" on Monday.
They gathered with others at a Chicago YMCA in November of 1973 and, after some tense meetings, issued the climactic Chicago Declaration of Social Concern.
A number of modern Greek historians describe the work as "perhaps the most important treatise of the political thought of the Neohellenic Enlightenment", "the most important theoretical monument of [modern] Greek republicanism", as well as "the most articulate declaration of social and political discontent before the War of Independence".
There has been some mention of suicidal ideation (especially during examination time, and after a break-up of a romantic relationship), and some declaration of social and racial discrimination (especially those coming from rural communities).
For example, the WHO's Rio Political Declaration on Social Determinants of Health omits any mention of law at all.
In 2011, the Rio Political Declaration on Social Determinants of Health reaffirmed international commitment to reducing health inequities by implementing a social determinants of health approach.
Meanwhile, despite the declaration of a new social housing programme, behind the scenes immense pressure was being applied to delegates to ensure that what was possibly the last resolution ever to be debated at a Labour party conference actually reversed existing conference policy, which calls for councils to be treated fairly in the distribution of resources for building houses.
Jesus' attack on the money chargers and traders can be seen as an attack on Rome itself, an unmistakable declaration of political and social independence from the Roman oppression.
At present, none of the major international documents [ 9, 19- 21], including the recently revised Declaration of Helsinki, mention social value.
