Sentence examples for particular declaration from inspiring English sources

Just war theory insists all six criteria must each be fulfilled for a particular declaration of war to be justified: it's all or no justification, so to speak.

This claim is one of Kant's strongest statements that actual voting by citizens is required: citizens "must therefore give their free assent, through their representatives, not only to waging war in general but also to each particular declaration of war" (6 345 46).

In particular the Declaration of Arbroath asserted the ancient distinctiveness of Scotland in the face of English aggression, arguing that it was the role of the king to defend the independence of the community of Scotland.

In particular, his declarations often were the subject of attention and controversy he often declared, contrary to orthodox tactics at the time, before his side had built up a big lead or even before they reached the opposition's first innings total.

In particular, the declarations by the two Italian survivors are in contrast with those by the US military.

In this particular case, the declaration of the winner would be under 103.011, which is the declaration of who are going to be the electors.

We complied with all applicable requirements of U.S. and international regulations, in particular the Helsinki declaration for investigation of human subjects.

Thus, the PLANNER assertions do not have to be written in any particular order unlike the declarations in the ordinary programming languages and it is easy to add new ones when they are needed.

One thinks, of course, of Warren Clarke in the 1989 adaptation of David Lodge's Nice Work, and in particular his unforgettable romantic declaration to Haydn Gwynne: "I lov yow".

It was the second time that Mr. Redden had sold that particular copy of the declaration, one of 25 surviving from a batch printed on July 4 , 1776

The reviews were not overly kind, and one in particular was a damning declaration by Walter Kerr in The New York Times.