Sentence examples similar to just one declaration from inspiring English sources
In March 2017, a High Court Judge in Pakistan made the dramatic declaration that "blasphemers are terrorists". The declaration is just one part of a growing national campaign to make disbelief socially, publicly and morally not just unacceptable, but one that allows Pakistani people the right to attack those who doubt the importance of Islam.
The seemingly runaway success of TFP was just one of several bold declarations made by Cameron in his welfare speech in Runcorn on Monday morning.
Catlett opened the debate by citing the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights as just one legal protection against unwanted commercial e-mail.
The rebellion was just one of many uprisings in the revolution that followed Indonesia's declaration of independence in 1945.
He was just one of two men to sign all three of our nation's founding documents: the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution.
Those two historic declarations would have been sufficient -- dayenu, in Hebrew -- but that was just the beginning, just one single day.
Interviewer: Yes, just one.
For each VHDL design, there is only one entity declaration.
But they just made one memorable split declaration.
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.
