Sentence examples for for those declaring from inspiring English sources

The only official figures for those declaring Vlach ethnic affiliation come from the Republic of Macedonia (2002), 9,695, with 6,884 declaring Vlach their mother tongue; Albania (2011), 8,266, with 3,848 claiming Aromanian as their mother tongue; and Bulgaria (2011), 3,684 ethnic Vlachs.

There are no immediate details of how the repatriation scheme might work for those declared to be illegal migrants but one point agreed with the French was a move to open a support centre for migrants in Niger under the auspices of the International Organisation for Migration by the end of this year.

Overall, a third of those declared "fit for work" appeal, and 40% of them win - which he says shows the test is flawed.

Those "declaring sympathies for the enemy will no longer be tolerated," Burnside continued, nor would "treason, expressed or implied".

This weighting is based in part on comparing the distribution of this recall vote (for those who declare for whom they voted) with the actual result of the 2010 General Election and in part with the average past vote obtained in the previous 12 polls.

We recode the church attendance variable as an ordinal one, which ranges from a value of 0 for those who declare to go to church "never or almost never" to a value of 3 for those who (declare to) go at least once a week or more.

This is where time stood still for those immigrants declared too ill, insane or infirm to be allowed into the United States.

For reasons that tell us much about the febrile state of politics the pollsters' election trauma is already a distant memory for those who declared they would pay them less attention.

Another European tradition, sadly, is for those banks declared fit in past stress-tests to topple over soon after, an unwelcome trend that exacerbated the euro-zone crisis.But this time is different, the organisers say.

The correlation is of the same sign and larger in magnitude (around 8 percentage points) for those who declare to belong to another Christian religion.

More specifically, we create a discrete variable (immigrant origin) on a 1 3 ordered scale, with a value of 1 for those whose parents and grandparents are US citizens; a value of 2 for those whose parents are US citizens, but at least one grandparent is an immigrant; and a value of 3 for those who declare that at least one of their parents is foreign-born.