Sentence examples for pass declarations from inspiring English sources

As these fronts dominated the Supreme Soviets they could pass declarations of sovereignty.

Party meetings still pass declarations that "the working class is the leading class of the revolution" and the party itself is "the vanguard class in the socialist building".

B. Magoffin" Both houses of the General Assembly met on May 7 and passed declarations of neutrality in the war, a position officially declared by Governor Magoffin on May 20.

Mr. Lewis organized behind the scenes to influence the United Nations General Assembly to pass a declaration last year giving native peoples the right of self-determination.

The majority of the world's nations, led by Brazil, want to pass a declaration stating that nothing in the World Trade Organization rules governing patents would prevent governments from safeguarding public health.

This preference was recognized by the United Nations when it established the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (2000) and passed the Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2007).

Then the legislature worsened the situation by passing a declaration that if "the people of Delaware desire to abolish slavery within her borders, they will do so in their own way" and that "any interference from without, and all suggestions of saving expense to the people... are improper".

The General Assembly overwhelmingly passed a declaration on the human rights of the world's indigenous people, but Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States voted no, saying it went too far in giving indigenous peoples ownership of their traditional lands and veto rights over national legislation and local management of resources.

But Congress has not passed a declaration of war since World War II.

The future Liberty Bell was hanging above the room where the Continental Congress passed the Declaration of Independence on July 4 , 1776

The Second Continental Congress was the one which passed the Declaration of Independence, in July of 1776, and the Articles of Confederation in November of 1777.