Only by aligning himself with his erstwhile enemy, the more radical Jacques Opangault in the parliamentary elections of March 31, 1957 could he continue to play a leading role in Congolese political life.

Williams wrote, " Only some radical change can divert the downward course of my spirit, some startling new place or people to arrest the drift, the drag.

Only fragments remain of the literary works of the radical Taborite faction-these were generally Latin apologia defending the Taborite doctrine ( Mikuláš Biskupec z Pelhřimova, Petr Chelčický ).

Only in the isolated private sphere provided by homesteading could a radical resistance and constructive challenge to capitalist culture be nurtured.

Only 2 lines in each stanza are rhymed: these are emphasized for the reader by indentation, but hidden from the listener by radical enjambment (" fawn-/ brown " and " coxcomb-/ tinted ").

Only the radical UPC member, John Kakonge, voted against the motion.

Beneath Shrine Target Primaris was a Standard Template Constructor, a relic from over ten millennia before the events of First and Only, which made Iron Men, a pattern of robotic warriors ; the traitorous General Dravere, assisted by the mutated, radical Inquisitor Heldane, Colonel Draker Flense and his Jantine Patricians attempted to seize power and overturn the commander of the Sabbat Worlds Crusade, Warmaster Macaroth, using the Iron Men.

Only 38 90 Si models were sold before the Pantera was finally phased out in 1993 to make way for the radical, carbon-fibre-bodied Guarà.

Only the former International Race of Champions actually retired the No. 3, which they did in a rule change effective in 2004.

Only in civil society, can man be ennobled — through the use of reason: The passage from the state of nature to the civil state produces a very remarkable change in man, by substituting justice for instinct in his conduct, and giving his actions the morality they had formerly lacked.

Only after Wegener's death did evidence lead to a gradual change of opinion and ultimate acceptance of his ideas.

Back in the studio, seeking a change from the doo-wop styled pop sound of " Only the Lonely " and " I'm Hurtin '", Orbison worked on a new song, " Running Scared ", based loosely on the rhythm of Ravel's Boléro ; the song was about a man on lookout for his girlfriend's previous boyfriend, who he feared would try to take her away.

Only in the mid-1960s did the country make public education available for all children between the ages of six and twelve, and the overseas territories in Africa profited from this new educational developments and change in policy at Lisbon.

Only one application of this kind is allowed for each applicant ; any application for subsequent change ( s ) must be made with a deed poll.

Only a judge may authorize a name change for a child for reasons of abandonment, deprivation of parental authority, or change in filiation such as adoption.

Only a magnetic field greater than a certain intensity (" select ") can cause the core to change its magnetic polarity.

Only the combined magnetic field generated where the X and Y lines cross ( a logical AND function ) is sufficient to change the state ; other cores will see only half the needed field (" half-selected "), or none at all.

Only dramatic change will change the world and change will be brought about, or survived, by a group of the devout and dedicated.

Only females have ever survived the agony, but through their breeding program the Bene Gesserit sought the male Kwisatz Haderach who would be able to change an illuminating poison.

Only armed prophets, like Moses, succeed in bringing lasting change.

Only the barbarian might eventually change by adopting Chinese ways.

Only one important contributing resource has experienced significant contextual change: the area around the planing mill building, which was surrounded originally by other mill buildings on three sides, has been cleared for a lawn and parking lot as part of the borough park area.

Only by differentiating the two levels of the educational process and making each as comprehensive as possible, could higher education hope to prepare students to cope with the rapid pace of technological, economic, and political change.

Only 40 people showed up for the event, and Harris blamed the paltry turnout in part on a last-minute change in location.

Only on 30 June 1932 was official permission given to change the traditional order of the three sacraments of Christian initiation: the Sacred Congregation for the Sacraments then allowed, where necessary, that Confirmation be administered after first Holy Communion.

Only its direction can change.

Only Sessler and Webb remained with the network after G4's change in format.

Only what else was she singing but the old Song of Songs, that most ancient of tunes that nature plays with such unfailing response upon young nerves??

Only a handful of earldoms had existed under Henry I and these had been largely symbolic in nature.

Only a few mechanisms in nature are known to systematically produce circularly polarized light.

Only in nature is the trinity of persons attained.

Only the area around the mouth of the Susquehanna River is continental in nature, and the mouth of the Susquehanna River and the Susquehanna flats often freeze in winter.

The assayers in London were unimpressed with the ore. Only one out of four experts consulted ( Burchard Kranich ) believed the ore to be gold-bearing, and he admitted he " knew how to flatter nature ".

Only a handful of earldoms had existed under Henry I and these had been largely symbolic in nature.

Only if the " web of trust " is completely trusted, and because of the nature of a web of trust, trusting one certificate is granting trust to all the certificates in that web.

Only by recognizing their nature can we attain Buddhahood.

Only the conservative and ponderous nature of galactic institutions and the rivalry of other clans reluctant to see the Earth's races claimed by another have prevented this.

Only through collective action, trade union activities, could the working class begin to achieve consciousness of itself, the nature of the world, and its purported historic mission.

Only in Celtic mythology do we find a deity similar to Veles in his attributes and his complexity: Cernunnos, god of druids, nature, horned animals, and shamanism, whose symbol was a ram-headed serpent.

), who used it to characterize Consciousness Only teachings as provisional, dealing with the phenomenal appearances of the dharmas, in contrast to Huayan, which deals with the underlying nature on which such phenomenal appearances were based.

( Only three are required due to the grass-roots nature of the sport, though the full seven are used whenever possible ).

Only they and Muir realised the true nature of the extra ordinary organisational differences existing between the reform movements in England and Scotland.

Only the Newtonian stipulation that God had personally designed the present system of nature stood between natural theology and the retirement of God from science altogether ... Like Derham and Cotes, Hutton believed that God had implanted active principles in nature at creation sufficient to account for all its natural functions.

Only the gem's soft nature prevents it from being among the most valuable jewelry stones.

On this record, Joplin's lyrics were noticeably more clever and playful than on Useful Music, with subject matter including the nature of popularity (" The Wonderful Ones "), the absurdity of snobbery among music lovers (" It's Only Entertainment "), and the uselessness of trying to predict the future (" The Future That Was ").

Only two examples of aliphatic nitro compounds are known in nature.

Only articles of a general locomotive nature should be grouped here ; otherwise they should be categorised by country, railway, locomotive type, etc.

Only the Haida knew the real nature of the Strait's workings, and so could not be followed by the tribes of the mainland.

Only total love-unconditional commitment and mutual self-giving in marriage-" has the capacity to absorb the shame of human nature.