Sentence examples for preamble of course from inspiring English sources
More preamble Of course the Wimbledon men's singles final is an important day in many ways, but in no sense more so than in a fashion sense.
In contrast, the deed on the protection of children does mention human rights in its main provisions, but restricts commitment to respect for the rights to life, human dignity and development (Geneva Call 2013b, preamble).26 It is of course understandable that Geneva Call refrained from including a fuller range of human rights in the deed.
Of, course, this is in reference to the Preamble of the United States Constitution.
Referee: Markus Merk (Germany) Preamble There's to be no El Hadji Diouf for Liverpool, of course, so their fans must suffer the antics of the stunningly ineffectual Vladimir Smicer instead.
Women weren't nominated in any film categories outside of acting in the Golden Globes this year, but of course the fairer sex completely stole the show at the unofficial preamble to the Academy Awards.
And how about that old favourite, a written constitution?In this section Milestones First draft of history Give up the g-word Power to the people Drama and melodrama Correction: "Phèdre" ReprintsBritain does have a written constitution, of course, but it is not written all in one place, with a catchy preamble to make clear its basic principles.
There was a certain comfort I had as a child growing up, learning the Preamble of the United States Constitution, the first 10 amendments to the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and, of course, the words found in the Declaration of Independence: "All men are created equal".
In fact, the preamble of the N.F.L.P.A.'s constitution is an ode to not giving back.
But other governments have insisted that the preamble of the current draft treaty goes far enough.
