Sentence examples for section of the declaration from inspiring English sources

This accurately describes the longest section of the Declaration of Independence, which lists the grievances against George III.

He was referring, of course, to the section of the Declaration of Independence that begins, "We hold these truths to be self-evident... " The reality, though, is that we are founded on a debate over what Jefferson's proposition means.

A 300-page section of the declaration, describing industrial facilities in Iraq where there could have been nuclear activity after 1991, includes much new information that analysts have to scrutinize carefully, he said.

Nothing was happening — the entire day was cancelled, the convention hall empty and silent except for a sound check being read out by someone who kept botching the section of the Declaration of Independence about dissolving ties with England.

THE ceremony begins: Dr. Person's husband -- Stanley Diamond, a lawyer -- and two co-hosts will assign guests to read sections of the Declaration of Independence, along with the names of the signers.

That was part of the declaration.

The section-by-section drafting history of the declaration in Chapter 9, followed by the section-by-section analysis of the declaration in Chapter 10, might, for the general reader, be too much of a good thing, and could perhaps have been briefly summarized.

With 20 paragraphs, the 'Ocean and Seas' section was the largest substantive section of the Rio+20 final declaration, 'The Future We Want.'.

Article 22, which takes its name from a section of the United Nations' 1948 declaration of human rights, employs local craftspeople who transform bomb scraps into bracelets, necklaces, earrings and more.

Other sections of the Iraqi declaration consist of long passages copied from reports written by the United Nations and the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Research carried out was in compliance with section 25 of the Helsinki Declaration [ 19].