Sentence examples for declaration not only from inspiring English sources

Paragraph 12 of the declaration not only encourages the court to give greater prominence to these principles.

Petitioner appears to seek nothing less from this court than a declaration not only that the decision below was wrong, but that the Florida vote was certified on Nov. 14 -- not when it actually was, on Nov. 26 -- so that he can argue elsewhere that respondents' post-certification challenges to the election results should be tossed out as untimely.

This declaration not only sparked global interest in this devastating disease but also fuelled large investments.

In fact, the European declaration was not only right but also visionary in that it boldly spelled out the principles that such a comprehensive solution would require.

If so, the Declaration was not only written by the founders, but perhaps set into type and printed by them as well.

But because it was turned down in the French and Dutch referendums, the treaty has not been ratified.Ms Merkel hopes that the Berlin declaration will not only relaunch the EU but also start resuscitating the constitution.

The Tehran Declaration document not only emphasizes Iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy but acknowledges the right to ownership of a full nuclear fuel cycle, which means uranium enrichment — a matter of deep dispute.

The Swiss declaration is not only embarrassing for the Treasury, it also This knocks a sizeable hole in public finances as the Office for National Statistics controversially included the £3.2bn in May's public accounts.

George Bush rhetorically colonizes the future with his declaration that not only the twentieth but also the 21st century will be, in Henry Luce's phrase, "the American century"....Bush, appearing before the U.N. Security Council, argued that the accident was Iran's fault, because Iran had "allowed a civilian aircraft loaded with passengers to proceed on a path over a warship engaged in battle".

This joint declaration is not only the result of our dedicated work but also the culmination of the engagement strategy put in place by President Obama and followed by the other P5+1 countries — Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany — as part of a vision of enhanced and effective multilateral cooperation.

The declaration is not only weak and vague but also ominous and out of touch.