Sentence examples for fundamental articles from inspiring English sources

The Czechs answered this rescript on October 10, 1871, by submitting a constitutional program of 18 articles, called the Fundamental Articles.

Following negotiations with Vienna in 1871, the Czechs agreed to a constitutional program called the Fundamental Articles, which proposed giving Bohemia a status equal to that of Hungary.

In 1420 the radical Hussites who by this time were centred at a fortified settlement called Tábor in southern Bohemia reached agreement with the moderate Utraquists on the fundamental articles of their faith.

Mancosu's [1998] provides English translations of many fundamental articles by Brouwer, Heyting, Glivenko and Kolmogorov, with illuminating introductory material by W. van Stigt whose [1990] is another valuable resource.

He had already published his highly quoted Science paper on environmental nitrogen as well as several innovative and fundamental articles and book chapters on humus chemistry and organic geochemistry, including those on ammonium, amino acids, amino sugars, and metals in soil.

Although the concept of a Messiah* (Moshiach in Hebrew) and an end to the world as we know it is not overtly mentioned in the five books of the Torah, it is actually one of the fundamental articles of Jewish faith.

It's literally a fundamental article of faith in the G.O.P. that the private sector is always better than the government, and no amount of evidence can shake that credo.

This article focuses on the externally complete structure, a new concept that was initially introduced in metric spaces as externally hyperconvex sets by Aron-szajn and Panitchpakdi in their fundamental article [1] on hyperconvexity.

But then, in the fundamental article [75] (in which groupoids are still in the picture, and the corresponding graphs could not have sinks), and the subsequent followup articles [74] and [47], the power of constructing a C ∗ -algebra based on the data provided by a directed graph became clear.

In fact, although mental integrity is protected by the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (Article 3), this right is conceptualized as a right to accessing and protecting mental health and is complementary to the right to physical integrity.

The right to personal physical and mental integrity is protected by the EU's Charter of fundamental rights (Article 3), stating that "everyone has the right to respect for his or her physical and mental integrity".