Sentence examples for but the first declaration from inspiring English sources

But the first declaration of opposition was made today.

A collective sense of bemusement greeted the first declaration of the Russian Federation's independence day.

He wanted the Cyrus cylinder – which is regarded by some historians as the first declaration of human rights.

The first declaration of incompatibility between British legislation and human rights was given to a pawnbroker (Wilson v First County Trust).

The first declaration, from Houghton & Sunderland South in north-east England, is expected to come as early as 11pm.

Most commentators had anticipated a pretty good result for the Conservatives in suburban London, and the first declaration suggests that this is happening.

To scholars, the Remonstrance "is sometimes regarded as the first Declaration of Independence, and was a forerunner of the First Amendment," said Dr. Kenneth T. Jackson, a professor of history at Columbia University, and the editor of The Encyclopedia of New York City.

In response to the first declaration of deadlock, Newman called the jury back into the court room and urged them, under a so-called Allen charge, to continue deliberations and push for a decision.

It was Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, the first declaration of free-market theory.

However, running totals - which can be made from the first declaration onwards - may indicate a result earlier in the morning.

There was the first declaration of a public health emergency in late April, with almost no U.S. deaths at the time.