Sentence examples for parallel declarations from inspiring English sources

That annoys those who point to special phrasing that Britain secured in the original text, telling the European Court to pay due regard to a series of parallel "declarations" stating that the charter cannot overturn such things as national labour laws.Among the ratifiers, the biggest complaint is that Britain itself drafted this special phrasing, and yet is now coming back for more.

But during the Civil War, Southern secessionist leaders evoked the Mecklenburg Declaration as a parallel to the South's declaration of independence from the North.

A two-day meeting of the regional anti-FGM/C network of governmental and civil society organizations – established to create a common understanding and approach in the quest to achieve total abandonment – is taking place parallel to the public declarations.

The news parallels yesterday's declaration by Microsoft that it won a $7 million settlement with an alleged e-mail vandal although the suspect did not confirm any spam activities.

The Declaration of Sentiments, written primarily by Stanton, was based on the Declaration of Independence to parallel the struggles of the Founding Fathers with those of the women's movement.

Mr. Lundahl and his team will be on hand to capture people reciting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, one of the parallel texts archived by Rosetta because it has been translated into more than 400 languages.

Not surprisingly, the G8 declaration emerged as part of a parallel process known as the "Major Economies Meeting".

The Paris declaration aims to cut the use of such parallel systems dramatically.

In parallel to this, the government constellations in Austria were listed and the corresponding government declarations were shown and summarized.

Its condemnation of chemical warfare would add a parallel blue line to the existing, oft-cited red line deriving from existing conventions and declarations.

While the Doha Declaration clarifies the right of LMICs to engage in compulsory licensing and parallel importing, there remains much trepidation about its use in practice.