Sentence examples for declaration of the true from inspiring English sources

There you have it, the smoking gun declaration of the true intent to preserve high profits and cheap oil that cuts through all of the official propaganda justifying not only this sorry attempt to prevent Iranian nationalists from gaining control over their prized resources but subsequent blood-for-oil adventures in Iraq and Kuwait.

Topology inference was less sensitive to error, but in cases in which it varied with error rate, declaration of the true error rate again produced the best results.

In almost all of the cases examined, declaration of the true error rate produced the most accurate branch lengths; in a few cases with very low error, slight overcorrection was actually superior.

White House spokesman Eric Schultz said the United States was "deeply concerned with this unilateral step," but insisted the Houthis' declaration as the true government of Yemen following a four-month insurrection would not affect U.S. counterterrorism efforts there.

Under the slogan "Let's change the system, not the planet", the declaration revealed the true counter-productive nature of the official proposals, which are trapped in "market environmentalism".

Stravinsky's account of these effects in his autobiography, as told to Nouvel, immediately preceded, and inspired, the famous declaration there that the true value of music was not to be sought in its expressive dimension but in the sound patterns.

We do not think that 'Some man exists who signed the Declaration of Independence' is true, at least not if we read 'exists' in the present tense.

In 1610, the gentlemen farmers who wrote "A True Declaration of the Estate of the Colonie in Virginia" were happily eating potatoes — along with the parsnips, carrots, cucumbers, and turnips that they had brought from home — and praising them as food "which our gardens yeelded with little art and labour".

Others were infuriating, like his sanctimonious declaration that "the truest measure of any society is how it treats those who cannot defend or care for themselves".

This, at least, is what I hope is true about the "Declaration of the Occupation of New York City," adopted by the GA on September 29.

When you look back a couple of centuries, article 15 of France's Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen still rings true today.