Sentence examples for through the declaration of from inspiring English sources

Gandhi and the Congress Party remained in power until 1977 (largely through the declaration of a state of emergency throughout India, imprisoning her political opponents, assuming emergency powers, and passing many laws limiting personal freedoms).

But a look through the declaration of causes written by South Carolina and four of the 10 states that followed it out of the Union — which, taken together, paint a kind of self-portrait of the Confederacy — reveals a different story.

Business rules are specified through the declaration of restrictions, pre-conditions and post-conditions, and invariants in Object Constraint Language (OCL).

Senior Supreme Court Advocate Mr. Arun Jaitley: Amritsar As a 22 year old, Arun Jaitley found himself a political prisoner at New Delhi's Tihar Jail with the top leaders of the Opposition, when fundamental rights were abrogated through the declaration of the Emergency from 25 June 1975 until its withdrawal on 21 March 1977.

The two agencies emphasise that access to measles immunisation is a right and that the international community has, through the Declaration of Health for All and through the Declaration on a World Fit For Children, committed itself to ensure that measles is eliminated.

Mr. Kendall teased out the implications through close readings of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Federalist Papers.

According to family lore, she said, they are very distantly related to Kate Middleton's family through Arthur Middleton, who signed the Declaration of Independence.

A staple of his routine is describing how he procured from the federal government a copy of the Declaration of Independence through the Freedom of Information Act.

Once citizenship was universal, it ceased to constitute a distinction; thus the declaration of it through the custom of funerary commemoration rapidly passed out of favour.

It was his stature and gravitas, more than anything else, that held the country together through the dark months that followed the Declaration of Independence.

"Independence and Its Enemies in New York," observing the 225th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, through Sept. 9. "Up on the Roof: The Culture of New York City Rooftops," chronicles the quest for light and air in city living, through Sept. 9. Opening Tuesday, "Flophouse: Life on the Bowery," through Nov. 4.