Sentence examples for not only declarations from inspiring English sources

If anything, the 2000 meeting produced more tangible results: Not only declarations about ending the Korean War and uniting the two countries, but also concrete steps toward creating a joint South Korean-North Korean industrial park in Kaesong, allow South Korean tourists to visit the North, and to reunify families long divided by the demilitarized zone.

"We are ready to negotiate and to talk about these issues and not only make declarations," Siim Kallas, the European commissioner for transportation, said during a news conference.

In the sustainability development process that are pursuing particularly the so-called "rich" countries, we want to understand how enterprises are implementing their business models using good praxis and not only general declarations of intents.

Daniel Brockman of The Phoenix pinpointed not only the declarations of liberation "from a significant other", but the Depeche Mode and Madonna-esque qualities that permeate "Bad Romance".

Mr. Trump had sought to frame the vote publicly as not only a declaration of support for his border security policies but as a sign of personal loyalty.

The statements on Monday will be broadly interpreted as a warning to Taiwan that Washington opposes not only any declaration of independence, but even political discussion or a referendum on the subject.

The Chinese are worried by Taiwan's increasingly separate identity and have warned that not only a declaration of independence, but also indefinite stalling of reunification talks could lead to war.

In this sense, "hanagu" is not only a declaration of the Na's basic principles of daily production and life but also a mean for the Daba to initiate and perform a series of ritual actions.

3. Participation and coordination with State entities that have direct responsibility in the great majority of the project themes must be a functional coordination, and not only a declaration in official documents.

During the last few years, through a mixture of felicitous contingency and willful ambition I have found myself in a position where I can not only make public declarations about the social landscape of the world but am also looked upon by other people to provide such "analysis".

Rivera's story illustrates the way in which white supremacy is expressed not only in pointed declarations like those at the Charlottesville demonstrations, but also in the everyday processes of racialization that define whiteness as the unmarked identity from which all others deviate.