Sentence examples for first three articles from inspiring English sources

Obviously enough the aim of the first three articles is to erect a presumption of rights as a stockade around individuals to shield them from arbitrary depredation.

On the official Davis Cup Web site, the first three articles on the home page late Wednesday had nothing to do with the semifinals.

Whatever one thinks about the wording of the first three articles, it is hard to gainsay what they aspire to lay down as minimum conditions for a human life worth the name.

It still takes too long, but it is happening faster now than ever before.The first three articles in this survey look at three fields where technology holds particular promise for the poor.

The drafting occurred in the years immediately following 1945; so in saying, as the preamble's second paragraph does, "Whereas disregard and contempt for human rights have resulted in barbarous acts which have outraged the conscience of mankind …" the intention of the first three articles becomes crystal clear.

"The first three articles comprehend in general terms the whole of a Declaration of Rights," said Tom Paine of revolutionary France's Declaration of the Rights of Man, and that remark applies as much to the UDHR as to the historic document Paine had in mind.

The first four articles are at nytimes.com/campaign.

The first two articles in this series examined the candidates' positions on education and on taxes.

But as he finishes with the Constitution's first two articles, he loses some steam.

Facebook has signed up BuzzFeed, the New York Times, National Geographic, NBC News and The Atlantic as US partners with the first five articles from each using Instant Articles launching today (Wednesday).

The first two articles remain there, as do a fourth article, "Management by committee" (July 14th 2001) and a fifth, "Questions, questions" (July 13th 2002), in respect of which Mr Peyrelevade has not sued.In this section Whose skunk is it?