Sentence examples for filing a declaration from inspiring English sources

Under article 36 of the court's statute, any state may consent to the court's compulsory jurisdiction in advance by filing a declaration to that effect with the UN secretary-general, and by 2000 more than 60 countries had issued such a declaration.

We reported earlier that Amazon would be filing a declaration in support of the lawsuit being brought against Trump and his administration by Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson, which Bezos references here.

On March 1 , 1832 he was in New Orleans — at the courthouse, to be precise — filing a declaration of intention to become an American citizen.

Civilian lawyers representing Mr. Obaydullah in a habeas corpus lawsuit filed a declaration summarizing those findings in court on Wednesday.

Keeper Springs has filed a declaration in support of a coalition of bottled water companies that have filed suit to keep New York's new law from taking effect.

In January, Mr. Taubman himself filed a declaration with the Securities and Exchange Commission announcing that he had hired Credit Suisse First Boston to evaluate his investment in the auction house.

Five of Efsa's 80 or so mammalian toxicology experts failed to file a declaration of interests, while some of those that were submitted were several years old.

Joel E. Miller, a tax lawyer in Queens, said one solution is to file a declaration of condominium that legally divides the building into separate parts, with one part containing all the residential units and the other the commercial space.

"I expect efficiencies to the major battleground" in the remedy phase of the case, said Carl Shapiro, an economist at the University of California at Berkeley, who filed a declaration in support of the government plan last month.

In response to the complaint, Mr. Starr's office filed a declaration from Mr. Bakaly in which he said he had not provided any "nonpublic" information to Mr. Van Natta.

In addition, the city said it would file a declaration by its corporation counsel, Michael A. Cardozo, describing other comments Mr. Morgenthau had made about the mayor and the city's law office "that further reflect the tensions".