Sentence examples for declaration each time from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lewis, she added, "testified that he understood and signed the California voter declaration each time he voted in California".

A 1977 law, the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) permitted the president to impose sanctions during peacetime, but it also required him to issue a fresh declaration of emergency each time he wanted to impose sanctions, and to justify this declaration to Congress.

But no "long live Gawker" follows the declaration this time around, and that is a first.

"We made this declaration some time ago that we weren't going to do it till everyone can.

Autorité des Marchés Financiers, the French markets regulator, demands a formal declaration every time an investor crosses a 5 percent threshold in a listed company.

Mr. de Blasio, the public advocate, drew thunderous applause and foot-stomping for his declaration, "The time for an end to horse carriages is now".

We could see some fireworks after the interval as the visitors look to build a big enough lead for a declaration in time to have a realistic chance of bowling Somerset out.

But they have given a clear message to parliament that it must review the ban on assisted suicide and the judges have said they may be minded to make a declaration next time around.

I confess: I thought that Wallace Shawn's declaration to Time magazine that a question about his summer reading was "too personal" was a sly joke, inasmuch as that answer is equally personal.

Expected declaration time: 2am; 2.8% of the electorate Expected to declare around 2am, this is a traditionally Conservative area with strong SNP representation in Holyrood from stalwarts Roseanna Cunningham and John Swinney.

Here are 20 results (in order of expected declaration time) to look out for on election night for hints at how each party's prospects are shaping up. 1) Nuneaton: 1am is the first Tory-held marginal that is expected to declare.