Sentence examples for extensive declarations from inspiring English sources

The investigation, apparently prompted by a complaint from the Labour MP John Mann according to Dorries, relates to claims about a fee paid for her appearance on ITV's I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! Dorries has made extensive declarations in the register of members' interests for newspaper articles in the Mail on Sunday and the Sun and for pieces for the ConservativeHome website.

The Jones order echoed "extensive declarations" by Duran and Olejnik that "they will never end their confinement by testifying".

Past Iraqi declarations provided extensive and highly detailed technical information about how Iraq said it made and destroyed chemical weapons.

As protests continued, the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) Special Forces loyal to Diệm's brother Ngô Đình Nhu raided pagodas across the country on August 21, leaving a death toll estimated to be up to a few hundred, and causing extensive damage under the declaration of martial law.

It therefore disapproved of the hearsay nature of the Mobbs Declaration and anticipated quite extensive discovery of various military affairs.

On Monday night, state television broadcast an extensive interview with him in which he dismissed United Nations declarations chastising him, playing on an anti-French, nationalist note that has benefited him politically.

Their extensive police powers allowed them to make the annual declaration of war on the helots and, in emergency, arrest, imprison, and participate in the trial of a king.

Brutus continued with an implication directed against the Constitution's framers: Ought not a government, vested with such extensive and indefinite authority, to have been restricted by a declaration of rights?

We thus would have the Declaration, the report of the Conference itself, and an extensive summation of all 66 workshops, published later this year by the UN Dept . of Public Information

Goodes' dance at the SCG drew a direct line to the likes of Windradyne of the Wiradjuri; whose superior knowledge of country and extensive guerrilla activities in the Bathurst/Blue Mountains region in Central NSW earned a declaration of Martial Law from the government.

That might also explain his wince-inducing declaration that "just like President Reagan, President Clinton and President Bush, I do not have extensive experience in national security".