founding act

Only much later, the document turned out to be founding act for what was to become a nation.

His report was accepted and became the basis for the founding Act.

The founding act and the articles of association have to be notarized.

But the Founding Act's military provisions are less problematic and more important.

Without being mentioned in the founding act, the old Slavic community persisted as nothing more that a suburb to the new town.

The compromise was the Founding Act, a legally non-binding agreement at the highest political level.

It was he who authored the Targowicka Confederation founding act.

Even the name of the accord - the Founding Act - was the product of intensive negotiations.

At the base of the Mound the Founding Act was deposited in a glass and marble case.

The writers' interpretation of the Founding Act seems to me to be strained to the point of unrecognizability.

The founding act of the settlement of Fuerte Bulnes took place on 21 September 1843.

The founding act of the cinema is a new form of consciousness, the awareness of the transformative force of framing.

Despite your pathetic denials, the European Constitution is, therefore, without doubt, the founding act of a European superstate.

Beyond that, Russian diplomats have sought to use the new council to extract commitments they were unable to negotiate during the talks over the Founding Act.

Lacan's "Founding Act"

For the observers and the French Socialists themselves, the Epinay Congress was the real founding act of the current PS.

Founding act of Frontex (PDF)

As Foreign Minister he helped negotiate the Founding Act, which set the terms of NATO's expansion to the East.

The name Authority is derived from the founding act of Parliament which repeatedly stated that "Authority is hereby given...."

Their founding act initiated what has become, almost seventy years later, a bonafide singing group community and subculture which involves over a hundred undergraduates and innumerable fans.

Mr President, Mr President of the Central Bank, Commissioner, I believe that our sitting, today, is a founding act.

This founding act of the Republic of Moldova from 1991 is celebrated on August 27, the National Day or Independence Day.

The classic right has, at long last, appropriated the Revolution as its own, admitting it as the founding act of modern France whose underlying principles can never be repudiated.

Its statutes are modelled on Jacques Lacan's "Founding Act" and adopt the principles outlined in his "Proposition" on the Pass.

Indeed, the concepts declared in the founding act state that one may become a member irrespective of one's ancestry, because the vital elements of a nation are common language and culture.