Sentence examples for declaration of a new from inspiring English sources

And its rolling success, culminating in the declaration of a new caliphate, has drawn volunteers from local tribes and around the world.

June 29th marks the second anniversary of the group's declaration of a new caliphate in the territory it had conquered in Syria and Iraq.

But it would have been, just the same, the declaration of a new religion — the kind, as Salomé confided to a friend that summer, that "recruits heroes as its disciples".

Today, in a declaration of a new life and a new identity, the team will undergo a makeover, donning a new uniform with a new color, a new logo and a new name.

The group made the country a key target in its bid to expand beyond strongholds in Iraq and Syria in the aftermath of the declaration of a new caliphate under leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in June 2014.

"Any judge is going to be reluctant because a declaration of a new election is a major step," said Jon L. Mills, the director of the Center for Governmental Responsibility and interim dean at the law school of the University of Florida.

As the address began, Trump hit a series of surprisingly hopeful notes, with declarations of "a new tide of optimism" and praise for the nation including an unusually ego-less assertion that "our state of the union is strong because our people are strong".

With the signing of the Declaration of Independence, "a new plebeian democracy took its place by the side of the proudest empire," a democracy that was destined to spread the blessings of liberty to the rest of the world.

The deliberately ambivalent title of Another Year can be read in two very different ways; as the declaration of a positive new broom – out with the old, in with the new – or as the depressing acceptance of an unalterable status quo.

No coming out of the closet to the world as many assumed, and no official declaration of any new sexual orientation.

Since the WHO declaration of a pandemic, the new H1N1/09 virus spread across the globe, causing epidemics in most countries [1].