Sentence examples for useful declaration from inspiring English sources

Both saw Magna Carta as a useful declaration of liberties that could be used against governments they disagreed with.

This is why the only really useful declaration of faith in the future is to stop trying to predict it and just let it happen.

Years later Senator John Sherman of Ohio wrote, "The confiscation act was more useful as a declaration of policy than as an act to be enforced".

Lincoln used the Declaration to attack slavery.

Might it not be useful to regard the Declaration of Independence the same way?

However, these conversations are particularly useful now that the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is a viable, foundational document.

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With such a large number of issues defined as "development", it is hard to draft declarations that are useful for overburdened decision-makers who are used to being presented with shopping lists in which all the items are considered equally important to achieving improvements.

These beer products would correspond to the category of items where the gluten source declaration would be most useful.

Each declaration is used for different purposes.

Such a reform wouldn't protect the members of the N.B.E.R. committee from public criticism, which is inevitable at times, but it might make their declarations more timely and useful.