Sentence examples for declaration that they are from inspiring English sources

The refugees have signed a declaration that they are not being forcibly returned".

Fifa head of media Delia Fischer told a news conference in Rio de Janeiro: "We have received a declaration that they are planning to appeal.

He told the Victorian supreme court on Wednesday the act stipulated that early voters must make a declaration that they are unable to vote at a polling both on election day, and that these voters failed to do so.

The only thing that can happen is a declaration that they are persona non grata, followed by a police escort to the airport, unless their sending state waives immunity.

There is a story, for instance, about a writer becoming trapped by their own unwise declaration that they are writing a "new successful novel" (this story, "The New Novel", should be read by anyone who was amused by the Peter Cook joke, some 50 years later, where the line "I'm writing a novel" is followed by the reply "neither am I").

What many of these guys have in common is an underwhelming net worth and a commensurate declaration that they aren't in it just for the money).

The Beatles suffered no long-term damage from John Lennon's declaration that they were "bigger than Jesus".

On January 12 they pledged themselves to stand by him "so long as he remained in the emperor's service"—but in the written declaration that they were made to sign on the same day, this stipulation was omitted.

At lunchtime, the housing minister Mark Prisk appeared to rubbish Labour's claim, saying that to qualify for the Help to Buy scheme, buyers would have to sign a legal declaration that they were selling their existing home.

The Victorian parliament narrowly voted down a similar bill, with the Liberal MP Louise Staley opposing on feminist grounds the idea of someone needing only to sign a statutory declaration that they were male, female or something else to change their birth certificate.

Her barrister, Anton Trichardt, had argued almost 900,000 votes cast at early voting centres breached the electoral act because voters failed to make a declaration that they were unable to vote on election day.