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.
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.
To scholars, the Remonstrance "is sometimes regarded as the first Declaration of Independence, and was a forerunner of the First Amendment," said Dr. Kenneth T. Jackson, a professor of history at Columbia University, and the editor of The Encyclopedia of New York City.
In response to the first declaration of deadlock, Newman called the jury back into the court room and urged them, under a so-called Allen charge, to continue deliberations and push for a decision.
But the first declaration of opposition was made today.
The Cyrus Cylinder was dubbed the "first declaration of human rights" by the pre-1979 Iranian government, a reading prominently advanced by Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, in a 1967 book, The White Revolution of Iran.
Having been the only newspaper publisher to continue printing throughout the American Revolutionary War, Goddard then printed and signed her full name on the first Declaration of Independence that contained all the names of its signatories.
All procedures in the study are in accordance with the second declaration of Helsinki.
This was the first declaration of a PHEIC after the entry into force of the IHR (2005 1819, 19 ).
