Sentence examples for a declaration to a from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to know what to do with some of Spitz's more robust claims, as when he insists that "it can be argued" that Jagger's greatest philosophical statement of 1965 was not "I can't get no satisfaction," but rather a declaration to a gas station attendant that he and his bandmates could urinate wherever they pleased, even on the wall of the garage.

The C.I.A.'s argument to withhold the material, laid out Monday in a declaration to a federal court in New York, comes a week after the Obama administration declassified documents about abuses in the C.I.A.'s secret overseas prisons and the Justice Department began investigating the actions of C.I.A. operatives.

The speech was both a call to arms and a declaration to conservatives that he is one of them.

Throughout the tour, he found lines that garnered a good response, most especially a declaration to "make most college tuition tax-deductible".

Following that date, changes to Order 53 of the Rules of Court permitted an application for a declaration to be made together with an application for one or more prerogative orders.

At all four quarter-final matches just before kick-off, both team captains will read a declaration to demonstrate a firm stance against racism, not only in football but also in society in general.

Both add a simple declaration to a feed that tells a subscriber which hub/cloud has been delegated the responsibility of handling subscriptions.

To investigate the logistics and effectiveness of NHS research ethics committees monitoring reporting bias we have determined the publication status of all projects submitting an end of study declaration to a single research ethics committee over a defined timeframe.

Massachusetts used an emergency declaration to reverse a ban on a new painkiller, though a court eventually overturned the move.

If a port house has large stocks remaining from a previous year, it may pass on a vintage declaration to get a better chance to reduce inventory.

You can sense an acidity bred of accumulated regrets in Housman here, which breaks open into a heart-rending declaration to an unseen student: "You don't mind?