Sentence examples for declaration but also from inspiring English sources

When, by 1894 95, Italy not only refused to rescind its declaration but also reinforced its army in Eritrea and invaded eastern Tigray, Menilek mobilized.

November brings not only the centenary of the Balfour declaration but also, on the 29th, the 70th anniversary of the UN resolution to partition Palestine, which legitimised the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948.

Lee's idea was to try to convince his colleagues to approve Trump's emergency declaration but also pass a bill that would stop such declarations by Presidents in the future.

Western diplomats here confirmed that the May 12 deadline was a prominent feature of the negotiations along with a Libyan expectation that Washington would be honor bound to reward Colonel Qaddafi not only for his declaration, but also for the steps he is taking to allow American, British and United Nations inspectors to effectively assume authority over his secret weapons programs.

The Charter must not only be a declaration, but also entail obligations of some kind on the part of the EU' s institutions and Member States.

In an interview on Friday in Buenos Aires, Eamon Mullen, the chief Argentine government prosecutor in the case, said the charges against the Iranian officials are based not only on Mr. Mesbahi's declarations but also "eight years of analysis" and a recent report filed to Judge Galeano by the Argentine state intelligence service, known as Side.

This distinction is considered again in Section 6. Obviously, it is not only possible to arbitrarily nest clock declarations, but also to introduce new clocks in separate scopes.

"To the contrary, we are now working with countries not only to plan for the urgent needs arising from fee abolition declarations, but also to use the challenges as opportunities to engage in much-needed system reforms around quality education".

To the contrary, we are now working with countries, not only to plan for the urgent needs arising from fee abolition declarations, but also to use the challenges as opportunities to engage in the much needed system reforms around quality education".

The book's opening chapter, "Not Just the Declaration of Independence, but also a Declaration that We Depend on France and Spainn, too)," introduces a provocative thesis.

It could also bring China's military eyeball to eyeball not just with America--which would probably defend Taiwan under most circumstances short of a declaration of independence--but also with Japan, which would lose its economic lifeblood if it were denied access to the South China Sea.