Sentence examples for seminal declaration from inspiring English sources

Thus spake Osama bin Laden and his accomplices in their seminal declaration of jihad against Jews and Crusaders in 1998.

In its seminal "Declaration of Principles on Academic Freedom and Academic Tenure" (1915), the then-fledgling American Association of University Professors dismissed any such claim to academic authority by those who are not "members of the academic profession".

In addition to this, leaders from around world from the public, private and civil society sectors recently committed to the admirable goal of ending preventable child deaths in the seminal declaration, A Promise Renewed.

As we Americans watch our parades and fire up our grills this 4 July, the 237th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence – the seminal document of the United States – we should take the time to ask ourselves some related questions: how did we come to this state of mind and behavior?

"What happens now that Bradley Manning is Chelsea Manning?" I cannot speak for Chelsea, but I see her formal declaration of womanhood as a seminal moment for the trans* and queer community.

Russian actions were linked to another seminal moment of 2008 - Kosovo's prior, unilateral declaration of independence backed by the US and leading EU countries.

One wishes Meacham offered more concrete details about Jefferson's highest political achievements — including drafting, at age 33, the Declaration of Independence and, one year later, the seminal Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom.

Mr. Williams was not able to borrow the iconic original of the Declaration of Independence, but the New York Public Library provided another seminal American text, the 1775 Olive Branch Petition by Jefferson, Franklin and others to King George III, who rejected their plea to avoid war.

Building on seminal multi-national agreements such as the Ottawa Charter [ 5], the Alma Ata Declaration [ 6] and the Bangkok Declaration [ 7], the CSDH called for a 'joined up', multi-sectoral approach to addressing the problem.

Robert Ferguson notes that "all our formative documents – the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Federalist Papers and the seminal decisions of the Supreme Court under John Marshall – were drafted by attorneys steeped in Sir William Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England.

The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are arguably the most important and seminal documents in the history of mankind, and in their powerful wisdom, guidebooks for a free nation.