Sentence examples for declaration that in from inspiring English sources
Bingham identifies eight of them, all of which he links to John Locke's dictum that "Where-ever law ends, tyranny begins" and to Thomas Paine's declaration that "in free countries, the law ought to be King; and there ought to be no other".
The declaration that in order to open up drug production in poorer nations "[drug design] information should be regarded as public property not commercial data" needs considerable clarification.
No wonder he could get nearly all the party's provincial bosses to sign a declaration that, in effect, denounced Mr Gul.
California Gov. Jerry Brown closed out his landmark Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco on Sept. 14 with a declaration that in order to monitor pollutants that cause climate change, California will go into orbit.
Mr. Rivkin said he favored a different argument: a declaration that in war who can be targeted — and where — is a "political question" for the executive branch to decide, not judges.
See articleThe Vatican sought to clarify Pope Benedict's declaration that in some cases the use of condoms was justified to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS, confirming that there had been a distinct change in the pontiff's policy.
A transition to civilian rule before and not after the drafting of a new constitution was also a core component of a national referendum on a "constitutional declaration" that passed in March as well.
All the participants volunteered and received a data protection declaration that is in agreement with the Helsinki Declaration.
We have had three major wars with no Congressional declaration that have resulted in popular dissatisfaction in the past half-century.
President Obama, who last weekend signed an emergency declaration that made $5 million in federal assistance available, met with the mayor of Flint, Karen Weaver, in Washington.
The principle of equal rights for all of Israel's inhabitants was enshrined in the declaration that established the state in 1948.
