Sentence examples for second declaration of the from inspiring English sources

The United States, which had announced its commercial Open Door policy in 1899, made a second declaration of the policy in July 1900 this time insisting on the preservation of the territorial and administrative entity of China.

A collective sense of bemusement greeted the first declaration of the Russian Federation's independence day.

In addition, since June 2005, with the Sixth Declaration of the Lancandón Jungle, the Zapatistas have initiated what they call the Other Campaign, an effort to reach out to other social movements and leftwing forces disenchanted with electoral politics.

Among all materials used to passivate planar silicon solar cells, hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a-Si H) ha-Si Hracted muchasttention since Sattractedrst declaration of the heterojunction with intrinsic thin layer (HIT) solar cell design [19].

Trott and Strauss (62) began the final day well taking their opening stand to 130 and England made the third declaration of the match just before the scheduled lunch break.

All procedures in the study are in accordance with the second declaration of Helsinki.

The study was approved by the local scientific ethical committee and The Danish Data Protection Agency, and complied with the Second Declaration of Helsinki.

The study was registered at ClinicalTrials.gov (ID: NCT01794715) and approved by the Regional Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics REKK 2013/257), and conducted according to the Second Declaration of Helsinki.

That text was nothing less than a second Declaration of Independence, an affirmation that the United States was not an attempt at remaking Europe in the new world, but a new construct the old world could not have dreamed possible.

All procedures were in accordance with the Second Declaration of Helsinki.

6 Nonetheless, a comprehensive policy did not immediately make itself evident in the first declarations of the self-avowed "passionate lover of filmic art". 7 Being in power did not mean controlling culture; swift legislation could not ensure overnight legitimation; any campaign of coordination (Gleichschaltung) would demand different strategies on different fronts.