Sentence examples for using the declaration from inspiring English sources
Using the Declaration of Independence as her guide to proclaim that "all men and women [had been] created equal," she drafted 11 resolutions, including the most radical demand the right to the vote.
Using the Declaration as a springboard, Surviving Sepsis is currently collaborating with national societies to find how countries manage sepsis, the challenges they encounter and how their hospital services are structured.
Instead, Iraq planned to use the declaration, overwhelm us and to overwhelm the inspectors with useless information about Iraq's permitted weapons so that we would not have time to pursue Iraq's prohibited weapons.
Lincoln used the Declaration to attack slavery.
Developers can use the declaration order of the controllable variables to express preference between the transitions of the different automata.
With the approval of Diệm, Nhu used the declaration of martial law to order armed men into the Buddhist pagodas.
In California, for instance, your physician can use the Declaration of Physician Attachment, which is officially Form NC-210.[31].
But using the legal declaration raises the question of whether other nonreligious groups are also entitled to the accommodation, and, he said, "I'm not sure how the courts would answer that question".
Aid organizations are now using the United Nations' declaration of a famine as a rallying call for lifesaving help, yet at the same time, aid officials said they were furious that the situation had been allowed to deteriorate to this stage.
The leaders of the weapons inspection teams in Baghdad have said that they expect the effort to become more tense when the inspectors, using the Iraqi declaration as a baseline, start visiting sites the Iraqis may not know the inspection teams have on their checklist.
But defense officials said they had no information that Commander Speicher was still alive, and were merely using the new M.I.A. declaration to press Iraq for a full accounting of the pilot's whereabouts.
