Sentence examples for upon the declaration from inspiring English sources

At eighteen I joined an impromptu sit-down protest upon the declaration of war on Iraq.

To review, there are 123 statutes that enable the president to make policy in particular areas without going through ordinary lawmaking processes upon the declaration of a "national emergency," according to the Brennan Center for Justice.

Aside from footage of the Isis leader giving a speech in Mosul, Iraq, upon the declaration of Isis's so-called "caliphate" last year, there are only two confirmed photos of al-Baghdadi in existence.

The Naval Control Service was ready to operate upon the declaration of war.

Upon the declaration of Martial Law in September 1972, he "invited" the AFP to be his partner in "governance".

Upon the declaration she was assigned to the squadron of Commodore Rodgers sailing in company with,, President and.

On July 9, 1776, upon hearing the Declaration of Independence read for the first time, a mob of American colonists descended upon a statue of King George III in Bowling Green park in Lower Manhattan, tied ropes around the sculpture and pulled it to the ground.

When I read where Cornel West said ""White supremacy was in fact the reptile wrapped around the legs at the table upon which the Declaration of Independence was signed by the Founding Fathers," I knew he was speaking about the inescapability of White Hegemony.

It is urged upon us that the declaration of the Legislature that the business of food preparation is affected with a public interest and devoted to a public use should be most persuasive with the court, and that nothing but the clearest reason to the contrary will prevail with the court to hold otherwise.

Mott and Henry's fears were almost proven correct when the time came to vote upon passage of the Declaration of Sentiments on the second day of the convention, July 20 , 1848

"I persisted," she later wrote, "for I saw clearly that the power to make the laws was the right through which all other rights could be secured". Mott and Henry's fears were almost proven correct when the time came to vote upon passage of the Declaration of Sentiments on the second day of the convention, July 20 , 1848