Sentence examples for declarations on a from inspiring English sources

He said the only crimes that triggered disqualification were "treason and certain electoral offences, such as bribery and false declarations on a form".

Arbabsiar did not speak at the hearing, except to pledge that his declarations on a form requesting the assistance of a court-appointed attorney due to financial hardship were true.

And let's face it: The American dream is represented in full tow here--doesn't it say somewhere within our founding fathers' declarations (on a dollar bill, or the bill of rights maybe?) that it's every free man's right to pursue life, liberty, and ever-binding matrimony to a busty, loud-mouthed, leopard-wearing, exotic trophy wife with a predilection for grumpy, sardonic wealthy older men?

In the 19th century, the Declaration took on a special significance for the abolitionist movement.

On September 14th-15th in Suzhou in China the two sides discussed efforts to implement their 2002 "declaration" on a code of conduct in the sea, to avoid possible conflict.

Timeline: A century of conflict 1917 The Balfour Declaration, on a home for the Jewish people 1947 UN votes for partition 1948 First Arab-Israeli war.

The official declaration on a recession could add urgency to Washington's debate over a stimulus package for the economy, analysts said.

And last July it did agree with ASEAN on "guidelines" for implementing a "declaration" on a code of conduct agreed on by the two parties back in 2002 to reduce tensions in the South China Sea.

To counter such advances, Vietnam has ordered six Kilo-class submarines from Russia.In 2002 China and the ten-member Association of South-East Asian Nations agreed to a "declaration" on a code of conduct for the sea.

After Ryan Sidebottom had made the first breakthrough following Andrew Gale's declaration – on a record Roses total, beating Yorkshire's 590 in Bradford in 1887 – Rashid found Paul Horton's leading edge and took an acrobatic return catch.

While some have suggested that the EU's declaration on a unified Ireland may invoke anger in Whitehall, Byrne disagrees.