Sentence examples for declaration one of from inspiring English sources

(The New York Public Library currently has on display a copy of the Declaration, one of Jefferson's, containing all the text that Congress removed from his first draft, including a condemnation of the slave trade as "an assemblage of horrors").

It was the second time that Mr. Redden had sold that particular copy of the declaration, one of 25 surviving from a batch printed on July 4 , 1776

Within days of that declaration, one of his prime goal scorers, David Villa, cried off with hamstring injury.

She made this peculiar declaration, one of the few things she ever said about another religion, with an oracular air that flooded me with curiosity, and also with envy — for our family, whether from parsimony or fear of prejudice, never ate out.

Just days before the Nobel Prize winners' declaration, one of the signers, International Atomic Energy Authority head Mohamed ElBaradei, told the United Kingdom's Guardian newspaper that existing agreements on nonproliferation are out of date and that he fears big growth in the number of nuclear powers.

According to a Corona police declaration, one of Hansen's victims told a detective that the teacher had sent him "inappropriate text messages suggesting sexual contact" that culminated in the teacher offering him sex as a prize for doing well in a baseball game.

Shortly after the referendum, the council unilaterally issued a constitutional declaration, one article of which awards it such sweeping legislative and judicial powers that it can basically decide what the law is.

It will be among the first of 382 such declarations – one for each local authority area in Great Britain – with additional results for Northern Ireland and Gibraltar.

Their program in New Orleans on behalf of the declaration was one of several they have held, including sessions in Denver, Minneapolis and Birmingham.

The declaration is one of the great might-have-beens of modern history.

We've had a declaration of one of the "most extraordinary scandals of our time" from UK climate science manglers Christopher Booker and James Delingpole.