Sentence examples for noble document from inspiring English sources

The first is that the constitution is a noble document designed to help today's enlarged EU march on more efficiently towards an "ever closer union", one that (as the French Socialist Party says in its pro-constitution campaign) can be forte face aux Etats Unis (strong in the face of the United States).

Afterwards, the Spectator magazine called the speech "the noblest political document known to history".

While there is a general correlation based on skin colour, what determines status is a credible lineage that can document noble origins.

I am not going to paint a picture of it that "I am a noble photographer coming to document history.

Presented henceforth to every new king as a contract with the noble nation, the former document provided for free election (but not during the reigning monarch's lifetime), religious peace, biennial meetings of the Sejm (with a standing body of senators active in the interval), and the right to renounce the allegiance to the king should he break the contract.

But there are some gems, which are important documents of a noble, failed, social experiment.

It could have also meant "a wooded valley," as in the once noble, now vanished Cuntewellewang, Lincolnshire, documented in about 1317.

I found it unfortunate that people would so vehemently attempt to derail such a brilliant project as his, while ignoring all of the noble progress which has been documented and made by his efforts.

We document measurements of dissolved noble gases and carbon isotopes from these springs and wells.

The nobles had sought to add another document, the De Tallagio, to Magna Carta.

This is a noble and complete structural organization not previously documented in the cancer literature.