Sentence examples for exceptional declaration from inspiring English sources
"I believe that America is an exceptional nation, founded by exceptional statesmen, who drafted an exceptional declaration, which is universal in its application, but which was exceptional in its use as the definition of nationhood and as a starting point for the formation of a government," Mr. Harmer said.
What is the practical impact of restrictions or limitations on the ownership of intellectual property rights imposed by government funding agencies (such as "Declaration of Exceptional Circumstances")?
In 1940 The New York Times described the Welles Declaration as "one of the most exceptional diplomatic documents issued by the Department of State in many years".
Port producers may choose to declare a vintage in any year deemed exceptional, though there is usually a consensus among producers regarding vintage declaration.
A constitution agreed upon last year – and touted at the time as a token of Tunisia's strengthening of its democratic institutions – does allow for an emergency declaration by the country's leadership under "exceptional" circumstances.
The declaration of war by congressional vote immediately confers a state of exceptional circumstance on the nation — an official state of war — and grants the commander-in-chief war powers.
He maintained that "what makes us exceptional, what makes us America, is our allegiance to an idea articulated in the Declaration made more than two centuries ago.
What makes us exceptional -- what makes us American -- is our allegiance to an idea articulated in a declaration made more than two centuries ago.
A declaration of independence by Russia's southern region of Chechnya in 1991 led to two wars with Moscow that were fought with exceptional brutality and bloodshed.
