Sentence examples for declared to us from inspiring English sources

All specimens were exported legally under Papua New Guinea export permits [permit numbers 200263 (2000), 020170 (2002), 020480 (2002), and 990333 (2005)] and imported under USDA Animal and Plant Inspection Services APHISS) import permits 42797 (to Robert Fleischer) or 50431 (to John Dumbacher) and declared to US Fish and Wildlife Service using form 3 177.

He declared to us that at no part of the operation had he felt pain, though he seemed to be partially conscious; he had heard some words, and felt that something was being done to his limb.

"We have to stick to what the Ministry of Finance declared to us, that the whole ancient village belongs to the Italian state," said Giuseppe Bellezza, an official in the Ministry of Culture's Office of Environmental and Architectural Heritage.

With no explanation whatsoever my father snapped out of his depression and declared to us all, 'One way or another, we are going to move into that new house'," Chahal recalled.

Even knowing what was coming though, seeing Fabiola declare to us all what we had done was surprisingly emotional.

Even before the latest cut, Barron's had staked out its place as the most bearish of the ball, with a cover story last week declaring, "To us it looks like the Great China Growth Story may be falling apart".

Speaking of which, Prince still occasionally suffers grammar issues: "The time for leaders are gone!" (sic) he declared to the seventeen thousand of us inside Inglewood's famed Forum.

There is an old American public diplomacy maxim, "to know us is to love us;" Taiwanese and Korean gastrodiplomacy posits it a little differently and declares "to taste us is to love us".

"Let us re-order this world around us," he declared to his Labor Party's congress in Brighton on Tuesday, and "create lasting good out of the shadow of evil".

It is a promise that the United States and Israel will honour, against any enemy who cares to test us," he declared to enthusiastic applause... It's a nifty sound bite, especially before a hard-right Jewish audience like AIPAC.

"We do not want wars unless others force wars upon us," Deng declares to his American hosts, a statement that could as easily sum up Mr Xi's own foreign policy, which combines lofty rhetoric about the country's "peaceful rise" with increasingly belligerent land reclamation in the South China Sea and provocative action elsewhere.