manifesto的示例

• They ground their interpretations in diverse historical documents including scores and librettos, political manifestos, poetry and medical texts.

• The entrepreneurs analysed the new reform in detail in several articles and manifestos.

• Within minutes of the creation of manifestos and position papers by any group anywhere in the country, everyone else has gained access to them.

• While these manifestos were extremely influential pieces, they were more likely consequences than causes of the punitive policy changes.

• We know too little about the origins of such coalitions and about the great variety of forms (shared manifestos, withdrawal of coalition partners, recommendations to voters) that they can take.

• In the elections between 1964-2002, the immigration issue was not on the agenda in the election manifestos and was not an issue in the party leader debates.

• The words of composers themselves in their manifestos and other documents explicitly lament the gap between their visions for music and their ability to implement them.

• Inspection of the manifestos' data shows clearly that by the international coding criteria, the discourse in some countries is more 'left' and the discourse in others more 'right'.

• Manifestos will be written by small groups of experts out of touch with the lives of real people.

• The next most important thing after factually correct electoral registers is for candidates to have the opportunity to present their manifestos.

• I hope that in the party manifestoes these things will be mentioned when they ask for the confidence of the country.

• He knows that soon his party, mine and others will have to present their manifestos to the electorate.

• Both parties made it clear in their manifestoes.

• I am certain that had it been put in the party manifestos it would have been rejected by the electorate.

• We all proclaim, in our election manifestoes and party literature, that we are for modernisation.