Sentence examples for actively declare from inspiring English sources

Airbnb hosts will also be required to actively declare that they understand the rules and agree to comply with them before they can post their listing.

In the UK we have an opt-in donor system, meaning people have to actively declare themselves a willing donor before death, except in Wales which is currently trialling an opt-out scheme – whereby everyone is presumed happy to be a donor, unless they claim otherwise.

In the UK, we have an opt-in donor system, meaning people have to actively declare themselves a willing donor before death, except in Wales, which is currently trialling an opt-out scheme whereby everyone is presumed happy to be a donor, unless they claim otherwise.

Indeed, that anyone would declare themselves actively "glad" to have watched a man's death throes, as opposed to, say, better informed or permanently scarred – whatever might constitute an adequate reaction – surely suggests, as well as a worrying susceptibility to murder-novelty, that freedom of expression is not the only local value to have been significantly eroded by Isis-inspired brutality.

Because it'd take some almighty cajones to actively come out and declare: download our game and give ol' Great Successor over there a right royal thrashing.

Jeb's decision to declare he was "actively exploring the possibility of running" rather than simply "running" – a formulation that allow him to avoid triggering campaign disclosure requirements under federal election law – also attracted a mixture of cynicism and ridicule on Twitter where the phrase "active exploring" briefly became a meme all its own.

To complete the overall picture, note that a small proportion of the unemployed declare that they are actively searching for a new position.1.1

A worker is an individual who is never inactive in the period looked at: if out of work, they declare themselves to be actively seeking work.

At the time, federal policymakers took note, prompting the company to publicly declare after publication of the article that it "actively educate[s] our customers about IBR, and anyone eligible who applies receives it".

38 This suggests that most terminally ill patients who declare interest in aid in dying do not actively pursue aid in dying under legalised conditions.

We declare that all the listed authors have participated actively in the study and all meet the requirements of the authorship.