Sentence examples for declaration published in the from inspiring English sources

(It should perhaps be noted that his pamphlet was not the first antislavery declaration published in the Colonies. Mennonites in Germantown, Pa., published a short but strong antislavery statement in 1688).

He may just have allowed himself a wry smile when he looked back on a 1968 declaration, published in Concilium, the still flourishing progressive theological journal that he helped to set up, which insisted that the Pope "cannot and must not supersede, hamper and impede the teaching task of theologians as scholars".

But in a declaration published in July 2002, Michael Mobbs, a senior Defense Department official, asserted that Mr. Hamdi "affiliated with a Taliban military unit and received weapons training" and remained with the unit even after the United States attacked Afghanistan.

By the end of it, goaded as much as guided by Lancet editor Richard Horton, they drew up a list of 10 principles for a declaration to be published in the new year.

The consensus of this historic event was "The Chennai Declaration" which was published in the Indian Journal of Cancer in December 2012. 1.

This declaration was registered and published in the public register of the commission (PC processing number: VT005005950).

In a declaration published March 14, the City Planning Department recommended that the project won't have any significantly adverse effects on its surrounding community.

Competing financial interest declarations were not included in editorials published in the December issue of Environmental Health Perspectives; the statements are provided below.

As you know, the Declaration of Independence and The Wealth of Nations were both published in the same year.

Word of the Declaration went out to the people on July 6 , 1776 when it was published in the pages of The Pennsylvania Evening Post.

In the Balfour Declaration, he proposed a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine, published in The Times on 9 November 1917.