Sentence examples for preamble that from inspiring English sources

If you ignore the preamble, that sounds like a guarantee of everyone's right to own guns.

(The world's oldest functioning democratic constitution, that of the United States, has a fifty-two-word preamble that does not make a single mention of the past).

Of more concern to critics of the treaty is some nonbinding language in the preamble that acknowledges a relationship between offensive and defensive weapons.

One thing they should definitely not contain is linking verbiage of any kind (hence the part of the preamble that reads 'side by side but not overlapping').

Inexpertly typed in Serbo-Croatian, with accents added by hand, the letter states in a rather formal preamble that what follows is "my true story, how Dervis Efendi Korkut saved me from certain death".

The fate of the treaty has also been complicated by an attempt by Mr. McCain to strip out language in the preamble that recognizes a relationship between offensive and defensive weapons.

Sometimes he refused interviews outright; at other times, he would open up with long preambles that led to nothing.

This approach takes into consideration the downlink preambles that arrive one per frame.

Bills of rights may have preambles that speak grandly and abstractly of life, liberty, and the inherent dignity of persons, but their lists of rights contain specific norms addressed to familiar political, legal, or economic problems.

The T2-frame always begins with a P1-preamble that has a special structure as shown in Figure 2.

A Trump spokesperson further emphasized to the Guardian that the Republican frontrunner's answer was solely in response to the "training camps", which is a common far-right conspiracy theory, and not the preamble to that.