| Fugard the actor is determined to turn his country singlehandedly into a chief exporter of ham. |
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| These judges who are acting without an electoral mandate are singlehandedly changing the laws in this country. |
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| In this globalized and interdependent world, no country, however wealthy or powerful it is, can resolve all those challenges singlehandedly. |
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| Although the yacht can accommodate eight people, the design also allows for it to be sailed singlehandedly. |
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| However, despite being hailed as the man who singlehandedly revived the fortunes of the musical in France, Cocciante is unhappy with the term. |
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| It needs to be emphasized that, whether it is now or in the future, the Security Council cannot handle this issue singlehandedly. |
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| The current system of international development cooperation cannot singlehandedly address the present and growing needs evident around the world. |
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| Partnerships are critical: Schools cannot be expected to singlehandedly answer all the challenges that arise. |
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| Was McCartney trying to singlehandedly put the bonkers back into London Fashion Week? |
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| For the next 33 years, he singlehandedly constructed a palace in his garden, stone by stone. |
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| No agency or organization can singlehandedly successfully tackle all of the challenges associated with rural development, or act alone as the advocate for its advancement. |
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| Furthermore, we have to implement working methods that do not allow countries to singlehandedly bring work to a standstill, which ultimately will lead to marginalization and irrelevance. |
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| The consultations revealed that no single intervention and no amount of public sector investment could singlehandedly put Canadian film on the path to greater success. |
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| The Ricklis singlehandedly dismantled the old kitchen, knocked through the wall to the living room, and thus cleared a space for a modern and spacious kitchen. |
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| A single video that's had all the life kicked out of it by months of focus group testing has singlehandedly overshadowed the sum total of everything that all British politicians have done this year combined. |
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| While Bocanegra can't singlehandedly turn the club around, if he can contribute regularly on the field and if Chivas continue to make positive moves, it could be the start of a revival that was inconceivable just a week ago. |
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| Megan presented Philippa Borgal, CCA's Associate Director, with a bouquet as a special token of gratitude for her work in singlehandedly organizing the conference. |
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| We're not expecting conservationists to singlehandedly broker or secure peace, particularly in situations as complex and intractable as those that we see in the Virungas. |
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| Yash Chopra for instance, singlehandedly boosted tourism in Switzerland by regularly featuring the country's lakes, misty valleys and snow-capped mountains as the backdrop for his song and dance sequences. |
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| Embarking on decentralisation is tantamount to recognising that the central State can no longer do everything singlehandedly and that it needs the contribution of other stakeholders. |
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| The resort was also keen to link the dispensing of coffee with that of chocolate: the Spectra can singlehandedly cope with the preferences of all the family. |
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| There Connery launched an attack singlehandedly against the gang members, grabbing one by the throat and another by a biceps and cracked their heads together. |
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