Sentence examples for word sole from inspiring English sources

The addition of the word "sole" by the UK is noteworthy as it implies irreversible derecognition of the Assad regime.

You'll notice the use of the word "sole" there: Furyk has bogeyed 9 to relinquish his joint ownership of the lead.

SO BRITAIN, following in the wake of France, has today recognised the grandly named National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces as the "sole legitimate representative" of the Syrian people (note the word "sole", which rather presupposes that this coalition, hastily formed a few days ago in Qatar, will indeed remain united).

The word "sole" was not in the statute before the phrase "in virtue of," and the overliteral Court would not read it in.

In other words, sole reliance on the informal channel is usually not due to a high level of non-certifiable qualifications, but instead is often due to the lack of competitive, particularly certifiable, qualifications.

In other words, their sole role now is to guarantee and securitize mortgages.

Were Mofaz's threatening words the sole factor that drove up oil prices?

Our story contains literally hundreds of words whose sole purpose is to reflect Assange's position.

In other words, Americans' sole remedy to counter the threat of Trump between now and the 2018 election is to exert maximum political pressure on members of Congress, perhaps armed only with the kind of damning revelations government officials have been leaking to the media.

We don't know about you, but we don't want to hear the words "red soles" ever again.

In Johnson's frantic degrading of the European Union he furthermore omitted the key word: peace, the sole purpose of the EU.