Dvorak's "Carnival" Overture served as a declaration of intent: fine gradations of loud to soft, beautifully managed transitions and controlled bursts of energy.
Reagan's words would serve as a declaration of war against Americans who sought to exercise their rights to assembly and free speech.
On his Tumblr, Eisold says the first single off the record "The Great Pan Is Dead" existed in his head for almost two years: "It had to be the first song on the album and serve as a declaration of everything I want to assert through Cold Cave".
Further, it may serve as a declaration to the world that Muslims all over the world is against Da'esh and their ideology and therefore one shall not easily attribute the acts of Da'esh to the Islamic faith.
As envisioned by Archbishop John Hughes, St . Patricks was to serve as a proud declaration of both faith and ethnic identity at a time of considerable anti-Catholic, anti-Irish sentiment in New York City.
The Declaration serves as a "common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations" rather than a legally binding document, but it has become the basis of two binding treaties, the 1966 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
Policy is sometimes perceived as a product (principles, declaration, law) that serves as a frame of reference for action; sometimes as a process that ought to lead to the attainment of certain goals [ 58].
On the other hand, for the magnificent principle of equality and justice articulated in the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. serves as a source of inspiration, a light of hope for those oppressed.
It serves as a system of punctuation.
Had they formed in Seattle just a few years later, God might have become globally huge – My Pal was a grunge signpost ahead of its time, down to the Dinosaur Jr-variety feedback-laced wipeout that serves as a solo, and that Cobain-esque lyrical declaration of adolescent alienation ("You're my only friend/ You don't even like me").
