Sentence examples similar to furnish declarations from inspiring English sources
These cases, though not strictly analogous, furnish persuasive ground for upholding the declaration of the Oklahoma Legislature in respect of the public nature of cotton gins in that state.
Already a handful of Congress members had indicated their support for Biden, while more than 50 donors pledged, through the Draft Biden PAC, to furnish his war chest ahead of his candidacy declaration.
If such declarations are voluntarily made, all the world will agree, that they furnish the strongest evidence, of imputed guilt.
It should be pointed out that the decision to regard the 1934 Declaration as not binding took place after the previous refusal of the German State to accept explanations as to the compatibility of the Anglo-Polish guarantee with the 1934 Declaration, which it was the intention of the Polish Government to furnish to the representative of the Reich in Warsaw.
From the formal language of magna charta we are next taught to consider a declaration of rights as superfluous; but, Sir, will the situation and conduct of Great Britain furnish a case parallel to that of America?
The land and funds to construct and furnish the house were a wedding present from Charles' father, Charles Carroll of Carollton, a Maryland signer of the Declaration of Independence.
He became rabbi of the congregation Machzike Hadath in London, where he aroused popular support for the Balfour Declaration (1917), which furnished the basis for the League of Nations Palestinian mandate.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights furnished the ground for all human right treaties such as the CRC; the Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; the Covenant of Civil and Political Rights; the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities; and many other treaties.
But declarations are cheap.
