Sentence examples for declarations of both from inspiring English sources

By 1996, when, like now, it looked like a change of government was in sight, Jack Straw announced in a lecture to Charter 88 that this "second phase" had morphed into "a British bill which will contain clear declarations of both rights and responsibilities".

Te Kara of 1834, Te Whakaminenga o Ngā Hapū o Nu Tīreni (The Confederation of Hapū of New Zealand), and He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tīreni 1835 (The Declaration of Independence) both support Māori as having sovereignty.

It is no coincidence that Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations and the Declaration of Independence both made their entrance onto the human stage in the same year, 1776.

The study design, risk management plan and protocols were approved (in accordance with the declaration of Helsinki) both by the UCL Research Ethics Committee and the Nepal Health Research Council NHRCC).

The National Pain Strategy and Declaration of Montréal both emphasise the right for people in pain to access appropriate health services, and that pain should be recognised as a chronic condition in its own right [ 5, 62].

As envisioned by Archbishop John Hughes, St . Patricks was to serve as a proud declaration of both faith and ethnic identity at a time of considerable anti-Catholic, anti-Irish sentiment in New York City.

Data obtained included the type of marketed intervention, direction of effect and declaration of both industry sponsorship and conflict of interest.

The Indonesian president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, has summoned both presidential candidates for talks at his private residence following declarations of victory by both contenders.

So far there have been cordial declarations of appreciation by both parties but no commitment.

Mr Peña also wants to require all federal employees to disclose potential conflicts of interest in their annual declarations of assets.The involvement of both parties suggests that the reform has a good chance of passing.

To the Beatles, weary of the endless mayhem of concerts and Beatlemania, Sgt. Pepper's was a declaration of change, both culturally and personally.