Sentence examples for of its declaration from inspiring English sources

As American celebrates the 237th anniversary of its declaration of independence, it would be nice if some of its founding principles, such as freedom of religion and expression, as expressed in the First Amendment, were remembered, rather than some of its foreign policy blunders.

A few minutes later, he found a different historical marker, one that he proposed as the turning point that will define America when, nine years from now, it reaches the two-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary of its Declaration of Independence: the moment, in 2016, when "the earth shifted beneath our feet" at the advent of Trump.

"In granting these overly broad powers, the Congress failed its responsibility to understand the dimensions of its declaration.

Mary North is the privileged daughter of an MP who signs up for the war effort within 45 minutes of its declaration: "She left finishing school unfinished".

Although it must be noted that much of what Iraq has provided in the weapons part of its declaration is not new, there are some sections of new material.

In 2011 Mongolia celebrated the centenary of its declaration of independence and the 2,220th anniversary of the Xiongnu empire, described by President Elbegdorj as the "first state" of the Mongols.

The mainland's actions continue to belie the sincerity of its declarations.

But it was also founded to "ensure complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants," according to its Declaration of Independence.

"I was learning to love this country for its promises its Bill of Rights, its Declaration, its First Amendment.

15 22 Indeed, a primary criticism of the WHO definition of health is that its declaration of "complete physical, mental, and social wellbeing" 6 is prescriptive rather than descriptive.

Despite his reluctance, he had to endorse its "destruction" of the feudal regime and its Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen in August.