Sentence examples for declarations they have from inspiring English sources

Although opposition groups were buoyed by Mr. Fujimori's initial declarations, they have grown worried about his prolonged silence on his spymaster.

Who knows?" Although opposition groups were buoyed by Mr. Fujimori's initial declarations, they have grown worried about his prolonged silence on his spymaster.

Guardian Australia has cross-referenced Asic searches on all politicians in the new parliament with the declarations they have made in their register of interests, identifying a small number of discrepancies and, in one case, a newly registered company for a politician about to leave the Senate.

Then, the couple read aloud declarations they had written for each other.

Nor will they want to, in all likelihood: Psychologists have found that most people strive to make good on declarations they've made in public.

People strive to make good on declarations they've pronounced publicly, because their reputations and trustworthiness are on the line and they can't selectively "forget" what they committed to do.

Also today, 150 volunteers gathered in Reno, Nevada to deliver the thousands of declarations they've collected from health insurance reform supporters across the state.

In several of those cases, parents said in sworn declarations they had documents showing their relationship to their children and were never told that officials believed they were a danger to their children.

The men seek a declaration they have been discriminated against and aim to claim damages.

But for some on land, more than a couple of them flushed from alcohol, it was the declaration they had been waiting for — to rush in, clothing optional.

It was also the second time in three Tests that England's over rate has verged on the funereal – in the third Test at Old Trafford, when Australia were also chasing quick runs before a declaration, they had bowled only 12.2 overs per hour throughout the second innings.