Sentence examples for manifestos which from inspiring English sources

The parties' manifestos, which few Nigerians have seen and fewer care about, are dream lists of what Nigeria should become.

Such policies have informed recent general election manifestos which our candidates have stood, and on which our MPs have been elected.

The PAS's previous manifestos, which have included calls to govern Malaysia using Islamic law, have terrified many members of the DAP, which draws much of its support from ethnic Chinese, who make up 25-30% of Malaysia's population.

Oh, and one other thing: the parties published the manifestos which spell out how they want to run the country over the next five years.John Major on April 2nd told the BBC's "Today" programme that the public wanted the campaign to move on to the "real issues" of policy.

(See: the signs for the Munich Olympics, which had to overcome the last German-hosted Olympics' stigma as the "Nazi Games," or the First Things First 1964 and 2000 manifestos, which urged designers to prioritize their commissions in terms of societal issues rather than profit margins).

In the spirit of due diligence, I also read a bunch of animal-rights and vegan manifestos, which is how I blundered into the realm of "Fear of the Animal Planet" and so forth — books I purchased, and which sit staring at me from the shelf, even if I failed to assign them or, in many cases, even to read them.

A Remix Manifesto, which was included with the OS.

Also discovered was a racist "manifesto" which described why he had decided to launch the attack.

The manifesto, which all candidates must sign, is its way of promising cohesion.

Durant is the author of "The Paleo Manifesto," which was published last week.

He had typed a 23-page manifesto, which he faxed to ABC News after the shooting.