Sentence examples for declarations public from inspiring English sources

But then there are the boatload of exceptions: excited utterances, dying declarations, public records and about thirty others, including a catch-all exception that allows for admission of hearsay that is not otherwise included in any of the other exceptions to the hearsay rule.

Mr. Medvedev will be the first Russian president to make his financial declaration public.

By Monday, she made the declaration public – earning praise from local leaders and even Barack Obama, who at a eulogy for slain state senator Clementa Pinckney on Friday cited Haley's "eloquence" on the flag and its painful symbolism for many.

He acknowledged that they were right and he was wrong, and soon afterward he made the same declaration in public.

The World Trade Organization, at its meeting last November in Doha, Qatar, issued a declaration that public health matters must be weighed equally with intellectual property rights.

Although the broader declaration is destined to become the Magna Carta of the newly formed Secretariat for Relations with Non-Christian Religions, under Cardinal Marella, it is the original declaration that public attention has been almost exclusively fixed on.

The life of a project can easily attain 20 to 30 years between the political decision idea and the DUP (declaration of public utility).

The echoes of this declaration became public December 6, 2011".

That is the most frightening declaration any public official in our history has ever made.

Votes were cast by spoken declaration, in public, at the hustings, erected on the Market Place (now Cathedral Square).

The Declaration places public health objectives, especially access to medicines, above the trade-related goal of increasing pharmaceutical patent protection.