Sentence examples for statement in article from inspiring English sources
We propose to add a statement in Article 3 that "the legislation safeguards the rights of HIV patients".
This refinement of the scope of duties of 'international assistance and cooperation' extended our understanding beyond the more general statement in article 2(1) of the ICESCR which failed to distinguish sufficiently between national and international obligations.
For example despite the statement in Article 4 that "the human genome in its natural state shall not give rise to financial gains," and in Article 6 that "no one shall be subjected to discrimination based on genetic characteristics," "there is already evidence to suggest that these requirements will be ignored".
On December 16 , 1927 after the publication of his New York World article, Forbes testified before a grand jury in Kansas City that concerned his statement in the article that alleged narcotics was easily obtained at USP Leavenworth.
The article is not clear, but one might potentially draw a conclusion from a subsequent statement in the article that I'm kicking off a reelection campaign for next March's Council election.
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students use ideas in the Times article, from class discussion, and from their research to write response papers reflecting on the final statement in the article: "[W]hile a strategically passable outcome still seems within reach, it is increasingly hard to believe that there are the makings of a major success for American foreign policy in Iraq".
–Do you agree with Mr. Calkins statement in the article that "any sporting event is violent"?
I agreed with only one statement in the article; British Airways' boss has indeed learned a lot from Ryanair.Aidan CahalaneTerminal 5.
Contrary to the statement in the article, I did not turn down "an offer to teach at Yale Law School" after completing my clerkship, although it is true that I had no interest in teaching at that time.
Contrary to the statement in your article, treaties never "gave Americans and Soviets whatever sense of security they had that nobody would pull a nuclear trigger one night and blow the whole world up".
What do you think of the statement in this article about a 2005 forum on science and religion in which the main message seemed to be, "In a world dangerously charged with ideology, science needs to take on an evangelical role, vying with religion as teller of the greatest story ever told"?
