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The Reform movement's doctrinal declarations, such as the Pittsburgh Platform (1885), have been without lasting influence.

He wrote key declarations such as the "Summary View of the Rights of British Americans" (1774), "Declaration of the Causes and Necessity of Taking Up Arms" (1775), and the "Declaration of Independence" (1776); authored numerous bills; and wrote his Manual of Parliamentary Practice for the Use of the Senate of the United States, a modified copy of which was still in use till 1977.

Concern for the plight of the poor permeates the Bible, with pointed declarations such as, "The righteous care about justice for the poor, but the wicked have no such concern" (Proverbs 29:7).

Targets for the reduction in tuberculosis deaths are clearly set out in WHO declarations such as the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

International declarations such as the Millennium Development Goals and the Education for All Movement indicate that the educational attainment of vulnerable children has become a global priority.

UNICEF grounded the CFS framework in the 1990 Convention on the Rights of the Child's principles of children's rights, as well as other international human rights instruments and international declarations such as the Declaration of Education for All (1990).

One side was shouting things like "Kill all the Uzbeks," and the other responded with declarations such as "This area is for Uzbeks, not Tajiks".

Declarations such as this are a greater testament to the defeat of extremism than bin Laden's demise could ever be.

Our approach is neither "vague" nor "indistinct" but based on a set of precise principles laid out in our declaration, such as the need for all parties to observe international law, a principle whose political implications for human rights in the region are vast.

They're neither the behemoths of negotiating texts that we've seen in previous climate meetings, nor a back-of-a-cigarette-packet political declaration such as the one that emerged at the end of the Copenhagen summit.

The Big Bang is "not proven fact; it is opinion," Mr. Deutsch wrote, adding, "It is not NASA's place, nor should it be to make a declaration such as this about the existence of the universe that discounts intelligent design by a creator". It continued: "This is more than a science issue, it is a religious issue.