Sentence examples for opening articles from inspiring English sources
(The statute has no preamble, and its opening articles say no such thing).
The opening articles 3.3 and 3.5 of the Treaty of Lisbon state that the European Unionprotects the rights of the child both within its Member States and externally.
These are almost always written by a single author whose name appears once, in the rubric of the opening article.
But if the AER's opening article ranks among the best-written in the review's history, it does not rank among the best.
It was definitely the best opening article since TAKING THE MICK? (2 February 2012, you all know you have still got it archived)" – Jonathan Martin.
3001: THE FINAL ODYSSEY.By Arthur C. Clarke.Ballentine; 273 pages; $25.Voyager £16.99OPPOSITEE the opening article of "Childhood's End", Arthur C. Clarke's first major novel, there is an odd disclaimer: "The opinions expressed in this book are not those of the author".
The social and cultural fear of it shows no sign of changing.The potential of robotsThe opening article of this survey cited the OECD's recent estimate of Japan's potential annual growth rate in 2004-10: just 1.3%.
Here is why: In the winter of 2000, I was a cub reporter on the Metro staff of the Chicago Tribune and I was assigned, as one of its lowliest members, to cover arguably the least dramatic political race of the season, a contest so far from the spotlight that my opening article had enough room to mention the race's fifth candidate, a Republican who worked as a professional clown.
The opening article states, "Harmony is to be valued," alluding to the Analects (1/12).
Reichenbach and Carnap were the only editors after Schlick resigned in reaction to Reichenbach's opening article (see Section 4.4 below).
New York Times January 4, 1860, page 6; a notice appeared indicating that "Mr. Lewes, it is said, is writing the opening article on Darwin's Origin of Species for the Cornhill Magazine".
