Sentence examples for a declaration made by from inspiring English sources

"An enrolment is a declaration made by an individual to the AEC and is up to the individual to ensure it is accurate and lawful".

The disarray of the tobacco people was compounded as a result of a declaration made by their own representative at a hearing of the Federal Trade Commission on July 2nd concerning the propriety of requiring a health warning to be included in all cigarette advertising.

Italy's interior ministry has announced that, contrary to a declaration made by the prime minister, Enrico Letta, in the immediate aftermath of the 3 October disaster, the at least 364 victims will be given a memorial ceremony on Monday – with the presence of government representatives but none of the dead.

The draft legislation says safeguards for the opponents (allowing them to request male priests and bishops to look after their parishes) could be guaranteed by principles set down in a declaration made by the House of Bishops.

Three years later, the name "Pakistan" as the name of a separate state was proposed in a declaration made by Choudhary Rahmat Ali.

In an audacious move, the lawyers extracted two passages from a declaration made by McGarrah in May, in which he admitted that, in some cases, the military did not present all exculpatory evidence relating to the detainees.

Macro- and micro-observations, descriptions, and drawings were accurate and precise in all the students (100%); "I studied insects like an entomologist and I liked it"; this was a recurrent declaration made by primary school students that implied also a sort of awareness of the scientists' particular ways of observing and interpreting.

Hours after Compaoré's ouster, the army released a declaration in support of Lieutenant Colonel Isaac Zida's claim to authority, trumping an earlier declaration made by military chief General Honore Traore that he would fill the power vacuum in the West African nation.

Speaking in Brussels, the Greek finance minister, George Papaconstantinou, said that a declaration made late Monday by finance ministers from the 16 euro-zone countries that promised loans for Athens, if necessary, was "a good move".

Yep, that wonderful day every year where we celebrate the declaration made by a group of guys in 1776 -- aka our Founding Fathers -- that led to the birth of America.

As we had no access to the hospital database, nor did we seek any complementary information on patients or doctors (the patient records were completely anonymous), the approval of the study by an ethics committee – beyond the usual declaration made by hospital authorities for the use of patient data – was not necessary.