Sentence examples for declarations of basic from inspiring English sources

There are many declarations of basic human rights that are more expansive than simply what the legal system demands.

It also announced "the declaration of basic principles".

But he denounced the proposed "declaration of basic principles" as a restraint on democracy, saying that it would make the constitution representative of only "the people who imposed these restrictions".

It pledged to draft a binding "declaration of basic rights" to protect civil liberties under the new Constitution, although that document is also expected to spell out the military's own powers as well.

At the same time, there have been confusing negotiations over the details for the parliamentary elections and over a "declaration of basic principles" that the SCAF seems to be trying to promote as a set of guidelines for a subsequent constitutional committee.

But in a speech that mixed unaccustomed conciliation and humility with his customary declaration of basic convictions, Mr. Blair added that he understood why so many Britons disagreed with him and that he hoped they would come to understand he had real reasons for acting.

But in a speech that mixed unaccustomed conciliation and humility with his customary declaration of basic convictions, Mr. Blair added that he understood why so many Britons strongly disagreed with him and that he hoped they would come to understand that he had real reasons for acting.

The military announced Tuesday that it planned to adopt a "declaration of basic principles" to govern the drafting of a constitution, and liberals here initially welcomed the move as a concession to their demand for a Bill of Rights-style guarantee of civil liberties that would limit the potential repercussions of an Islamist victory at the polls.

The military said last week that it planned to impose its own "declaration of basic principles" to guide the drafting of a constitution, apparently yielding to liberals' requests for some binding statement of rights to protect them against the possibility of an Islamist takeover.

ECOSOC Resolution 2000/14, 2000 (In English) UN Declaration on Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power.

Such startling inequality means that despite well-meaning political declarations, the achievement of basic human rights is far from reality for too many women around the world.