Sentence examples for prove the declaration from inspiring English sources
Nine years on, as if to prove the declaration really did mean something, they agreed on "guidelines" for implementing it.
He had told a hearing of the Senate intelligence committee that the US did not wittingly collect data on millions of Americans, but a secret court document, disclosed by Snowden and published by the Guardian, proved the declaration to be untrue.
Question 1: Has your journal made any effort to positively prove the credibility of COI disclosure or declaration (especially when "No COI to declare" is reported)?
Giving Julian Assange asylum is a clear humanitarian act in the face of the risk to his life proven by the declarations of President Barack Obama himself, as well as US legislators and high-level officials, designating the Australian journalist a US military target.
Now is the time for the NTD community to prove themselves: The NTD declaration event in January 2012 brought most of the key ingredients together to provide a platform for a concerted effort at improving NTD control.
At the trial in the C. C. Pleas, the plaintiff proved the performance of the labor as set forth in the declaration.
This proved the last straw for Smith's Rhodesian government, which issued the Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI) on 11 November.
Mason's May 27th draft proved handy indeed in composing the Declaration's famous preamble.
Doubt upon that subject cannot be entertained: but the special damage must be alleged in the declaration, and proved; and it is not sufficient to allege that the plaintiff 'has been damaged and injured in her name and fame,' which is all that is alleged in that regard in the case before the court.
The most unpopular options proved to be declaration of closed and open areas both in the North and South of the country and having them opened and closed alternatively.
According to historian David Armitage, the Declaration of Independence did prove to be internationally influential, but not as a statement of human rights.
