Sentence examples for the first declaration from inspiring English sources

But the first declaration of opposition was made today.

A collective sense of bemusement greeted the first declaration of the Russian Federation's independence day.

He wanted the Cyrus cylinder – which is regarded by some historians as the first declaration of human rights.

The first declaration, from Houghton & Sunderland South in north-east England, is expected to come as early as 11pm.

Most commentators had anticipated a pretty good result for the Conservatives in suburban London, and the first declaration suggests that this is happening.

The first declaration of incompatibility between British legislation and human rights was given to a pawnbroker (Wilson v First County Trust).

The first declarations in some larger areas of London saw fleeting scraps of good news for remain but it was short-lived as traditional election marginals backed leave.

Alex Salmond is on the brink of a landslide victory in the Holyrood elections after the first declarations and returns saw a significant swing to the Scottish National party across the country.

6 Nonetheless, a comprehensive policy did not immediately make itself evident in the first declarations of the self-avowed "passionate lover of filmic art". 7 Being in power did not mean controlling culture; swift legislation could not ensure overnight legitimation; any campaign of coordination (Gleichschaltung) would demand different strategies on different fronts.

"In the first declarations that have been gathered, El Compayito and-or 'The Hand with Eyes,' has acknowledged having participated personally in 300 murders and ordering another 300," Castillo said.

He said it had been much harder to register this time around and the second declaration form had "no purpose".