Sentence examples for founding articles from inspiring English sources
As the founding articles of the WTO put it, "any advantage, favour, privilege or immunity" granted to one member should be extended to all.
Nato prepared to meet in Brussels amid reports that the organisation would for the first time invoke one of its founding articles which says that an attack against one member is seen as an attack on all.
"We were", he told me, "the only Arab people who were not mentioned in the founding articles of the Arab League in the 1940s.
The World Health Organisation, in its 1948 founding articles, described health as 'a complete state of physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity'.
Guidelines skepticism has been widely discussed in a number of conditions, including hypertension, since Cabana et al. founding article [ 47].
Overall, this Research Advance is clearly written and nicely complements the founding article by providing neuronal correlates for multipoint correlation stimuli that have theoretical significance and perceptual relevance.
Along with members of his family, he founded Article 19, the London-based international center on censorship, and in 1989 he initiated and helped organize the PEN/Article 19/Author's Guild rally for Salman Rushdie.
Forty years after the founding, our "Articles of Confederation" aren't working all that well, either.
Advocate that all of your members learn the letter of the law, and their rights under whatever the founding legal articles of the country are.
UNICEF's work with sport is grounded in its mission to ensure that every child has the right to play and sport in a safe and healthy environment – a right founded in Article 31 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other international treaties.
Detailed background of the club's founding from an article reprinted here in part, written by Mr. Troxell.
