Sentence examples for proceeds not only from inspiring English sources

By affirming that the Holy Spirit proceeds not only "from the Father" (as the original creed proclaimed) but also "from the Son," the Spanish councils intended to condemn Arianism, which held that the Son was a created being.

The man accused of being the drug kingpin at the center of that case, Ayman Joumaa, was indicted on Tuesday in Virginia on federal charges that he trafficked drugs and laundered proceeds not only for the Colombian cartels, but also for the murderous Mexican gang Los Zetas.

In his Multiple Spell-Out model, Chomsky (1995, 2001, 2007) argued that movement takes place cyclically and proceeds not only through CP but also through vP.

The results of this study demonstrate that lactide ROP proceeds not only with classical complexes using anionic ligands, but also with complexes containing neutral but highly nucleophilic guanidine ligands.

Sir, In the article published in your journal, direct evidence was submitted for the first time that proteolysis inducing factor (PIF) expression proceeds not only in the tumour, but also in adjacent non-tumour tissues in gastro-oesophageal malignancy (Deans et al, 2006).

Their project entails breaking down the walls between the kingdoms of plants and animals, and it is proceeding not only experiment by experiment but also word by word.

"We've got to get out of the habit of governing by crisis," said Mr. Obama, who urged Congress to proceed not only with new budget negotiations, but with immigration changes and a farm bill as well.

The state of football, one felt in a bewildered moment, scarcely reflected the state of the world, particularly since one of the surprise qualifiers for the last sixteen was North Korea, a team of gentle, three-named Army officers who proceeded not only to astonish millions of goggling spectators but also, by their gentleness and small stature, to become the favorites of British housewives.

We who hate Trump's becoming president should proceed not only with passion but also with prudence).

But when Arafat did the same to convince his people that a negotiated peace with Israel was in accordance with Islamic faith and principles, Mr. Zuckerman proceeded not only to criticize the Palestinian leader, but also to smear Prophet Muhammad.

If such an action is not allowed to proceed, not only will there be injustice to the defendant, but there will also be a real danger that the media will be forced to abstain from the truthful disclosure of the legislator's misbehaviour in Parliament.