Sentence examples for declare my interest from inspiring English sources

First, let me declare my interest.

But I should declare my interest.

My favourite Booker winner remains Schindler's Ark (1982) by Thomas Keneally (but I must declare my interest and say that I was its editor).

Let me declare my interest from the outset, I am not a great fan of Galloway, in fact I am standing as the Liberal Democrats' parliamentary candidate for Bethnal Green and Bow, where he is the current MP, and in the next general election I will be providing a direct challenge to his party, Respect.

I'll declare my interest: I am acting as a strategic board advisor, although once the project is up and running I won't be involved in any 'day to day' decisions.

I must begin by declaring my interest.

I'll declare my own interest right here at the start and admit that, like the vast majority of people, I find youthful looks appealing.

Let me declare my vested interests up front.

I should, before continuing, declare my conflict of interest.

This proved more controversial than perhaps the organisers anticipated, after the campaign only targeted men to enter (I should declare an interest, my wife is through to the next UK round after a campaign to encourage women to take part).

As a self-described atheist, he declares up front, "My interest in Islam is cultural rather than spiritual".