Sentence examples for which set forth from inspiring English sources
Debt holders instead negotiate indentures, which set forth their rights and the obligations of the issuer.
On January 1 , 1942 26 countries signed the Declaration by United Nations, which set forth the war aims of the Allied powers.
Van Doesburg, who shared Mondrian's austere principles, launched the group's periodical, De Stijl (1917 32), which set forth the theories of its members.
He joined the Jacobin Club and, in 1791, gained fame with his Almanach du Père Gérard ("Almanac of Old Gerard"), which set forth principles of constitutional monarchy.
The proposed rules, under development for more than four years, flesh out the meaning of the 1990 law, which set forth broad objectives.
He played a main role in negotiating the United Nation's 1951 Refugee Convention, which set forth the standards defining refugees, their rights and the legal obligations of nations toward them.
Section 102.111, which sets forth general criteria governing the State Canvassing Commission, was enacted in 1951 as part of the Code and provides as follows: 102.111 Elections Canvassing Commission.
Discussions were held on purgatory and on the phrase Filioque ("and from the Son") of the Nicene Creed, which sets forth the doctrine that the Holy Spirit proceeds from both the Father and the Son.
By February 2009, some reform-minded residents filed a lawsuit arguing that the state's handling of the seat amounted to a violation of the 17th Amendment of the Constitution, which sets forth how senators should be chosen.
The basis of all calculations is the Scale of Weights, a complicated arrangement of figures which sets forth the number of pounds that thoroughbreds of different ages must carry when running against each other.
In 2012, three New Hampshire Republicans introduced into the state legislature a bill that required that "all members of the general court proposing bills and resolutions addressing individual rights or liberties shall include a direct quote from the Magna Carta which sets forth the article from which the individual right or liberty is derived".
