Sentence examples for Make a swear from inspiring English sources
If they are willing to participate, you can make a "Swear Jar".
345, 196 P. 1047; Florida in 1866 gave the accused in the discretion of the court an opportunity to make a sworn statement on which he could not be cross-examined.
Each researcher must obtain security clearance by undergoing a background check to become a Special Sworn Status employee of the Census Bureau, and must sign and make a sworn statement about preserving the confidentiality of the data.
Mr. Stephens, who has represented The Times in British libel cases, said Mr. Assange had offered repeatedly to make himself available to the prosecutors, "first in Sweden, and then in Britain (including at the Swedish Embassy), either in person or by telephone, videoconferencing or e-mail, and he has also offered to make a sworn statement on affidavit".
What could you do with a man who first declared, with great emphasis, that the one thing he had learned in an ill-spent life was that one should never take an oath ("Today no man, no judge could ever persuade me to make a sworn statement. I refuse it; I refuse it for moral reasons.
"The message should be to everyone, including the police officers, that when you make a sworn statement and if you are going to say that there is 10 to 15 people on the steps of City Hall, there better be," Mr. Siegel said.
They have you make a sworn statement about drug use.
You will need to make a sworn statement that you are one of the individuals listed on the marriage certificate.
I have previously made a sworn denial of these allegations and I reiterate that denial," he said.
West Bengal police had been treating the 16-year-old's death as suicide until it emerged she had made a sworn statement made from her hospital bed shortly before she died.
