The phrase "declared taking" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English. It does not have a specific meaning and therefore is not typically used in writing.
"To my daughter Helena Pavich and her son, Michael Pavich, I give and bequeath the opportunity to live in an apartment in my Brooklyn residence, rent free and being responsible for their utilities only, for as long as they wish to," Mrs. Kunicki declared, "taking into consideration future practical circumstances and the needs of all parties".
"That's $10 billion in value," he declared, taking into account the firm's operating and financial leverage.
Some participants declared taking medication known to alter thyroid function tests, including estrogen formulations, heparin, beta-blockers, furosemide, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents, glucocorticoids, anticonvulsants, dopaminergics, and carboxamides.
In our study, diagnosed depression was recognized in 18% of patients, 14% declared taking antidepressants or neuroleptics, and 40% of the patients showed various levels of depression symptoms, assessed in the Beck's scale.
Noting that two courts, including the Supreme Court itself, had rejected Ms. Harris's efforts to cut off further recounts, the lawyers declared: "Taken as a whole, her approach has been Kafkaesque".
"The age of Schwarzenegger is clearly a time for re-evaluating what it means to be a man in California, in America," Wilentz declares, taking a page from another ex-East-Coaster, Susan Faludi.
The reference group included 1113 young volunteers living in the city of Poznan Polandd), aged 20 30 years (648 females and 465 males), who were healthy and did not declare taking any drugs on a daily basis.
Thousands of signs have sprouted on barns and garages and front porches, declaring "Take Back Vermont".
3.43am GMT Julia Gillard declares: 'Take your best shot' Australia's prime minister, Julia Gillard, has announced a ballot on the leadership of her party will be held at 4.30pm on Thursday.
Conscientious objection is declared before taking a soldier's oath of office; a post-oath declaration is almost never recognized.
"It [the European Union] must not become the Trojan Horse for globalization's ills," Sarkozy declared upon taking office.
