Sentence examples for declarations made to from inspiring English sources

Such declarations made to the group are confidential and no details of Syria's programme were released.

But the judge rejected the tribunal's finding that a series of contradictory declarations made to Metalclad by federal, state and local governments in Mexico violated Nafta's guarantee of clear and transparent rules to protect investors' rights.

The event periodically gets front coverage in the Turkish media, such as in the mass-circulation daily Hürriyet, in keeping with new declarations made to the press by the involved parties and new details divulged.

According to a declaration made to the stock exchange in August, RCL "is a holding company incorporated in Bermuda".

These declarations were made to distance Janus from alleged egregious activity at the Putnam unit of Marsh & McLennan or the fund unit of Prudential Securities, majority-owned by Wachovia.

The Guardian guidelines say that a declaration should be made to a head of department or editor during the preparation of items.

In France, this declaration should be made to the departmental medical supervisory council, the regional pharmacy inspectorate as well as to the local police.

Announcements are made on the day before recess because many ministerial declarations have to be made to parliament.

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.

Mr. Lane called the declaration "a political action made to generate more interest and support for the topic and, therefore, generate more financing".

Unfortunately for Mr Berlusconi, his declarations made their way on to the front page of a national newspaper.