Sentence examples for declarations of human rights from inspiring English sources
The leaflets are sent in packages alongside dollars, declarations of human rights, booklets about South Korea, sweets, soap operas and even comic films such as The Interview that ridicule North Korea's leadership.
They will be on display in the British Library's Magna Carta: Law, Liberty, Legacy opening on 13 March, the largest exhibition mounted on the charter that inspired centuries of declarations of human rights.
Such Enlightenment ideas stimulated the great modern social movements and revolutions, and were taken up in modern constitutions and declarations of human rights.
Progressive Muslims also share views about those international declarations of human rights that take precedence over religious and cultural considerations.
For those who can drop their 21st century cultural baggage and read this sermon in its own historical context, one can't help but admire it as one of the earliest declarations of human rights in written history.
This document builds on other declarations of human rights that have occurred in the past including our own Declaration of Independence's statement of the right to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness".
