Mr. Hussein made no reference to the declaration.
(Speaking before a crowd in Columbia, S.C., on Wednesday night, Mr. Romney also stressed the word "life," in reference to the Declaration of Independence, repeating it three times).
While not denying that torture took place, the Foreign Office insists that the UK government retains no residual liability, deploying a range of constitutional precedents – including reference to the declaration of martial law in Jamaica in 1860 – to block the survivors' quest for compensation.
In the case of building materials, contain a reference to the declaration of performance.
But it was the president's stirring yet succinct two-minute address - with references to the Declaration of Independence and Pericles's funeral oration during the Peloponnesian war, and delivered in his high-pitched Kentucky accent - that has resonated through the ages and come to be seen as one of the defining moments in American history.
The front page of another Algerian paper, the anti-Islamist Ennahar, features a large picture of a sign saying "Nous sommes tous…Mohamed" ("We are all Muhammad"), in a reference to the ubiquitous declarations of "Je suis Charlie".
Glass began speaking to other children and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors, initially for an academic thesis, then later as part of the group he founded Never Ever Again!, a reference to the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights pledge.
Still further political and practical considerations influenced the redesign of the tower until all that remained of Libeskind's vision was the overall height of the building: 1,776 feet (540 metres), a reference to the year in which the Declaration of Independence was approved by the U.S. Continental Congress.
In the wake of the anthrax scare, the US government expressed its commitment to public health on a number of occasions, [ 59] including references to the Doha Declaration as one of four principal negotiating objectives for IPRs in the 2002 Trade Promotion Authorization Act.
Its height in feet is a deliberate reference to the year when the United States Declaration of Independence was signed.
There was a lot of talk about technology and what Kentucky Senator Rand Paul described as "that internet thing" — particularly in reference to the San Bernardino shooters whose alleged declarations of jihad on Facebook in 2012 flew right under the FBI's noses.
