Sentence examples for has always declared from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for the athlete told the MailOnline his client had been based in a number of countries over the years – including Spain and Switzerland – and "has always declared all these accounts and investment in each of the countries".

And our president has always declared that our country is a stable supplier to the energy markets in the world.

Trapattoni has always declared his affinity to the Irish people, and added he was delighted to be able to put some cheer in their lives.

The U.S. president has always declared, as for political reasons he must, that "all options are on the table".

Basing itself on Sacred Scripture, which presents homosexual acts as acts of grave depravity, tradition has always declared that "homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered".

As federal agents circulated conspicuously through the crowd, he declared boldly: "The master class has always declared the wars; the subject class has always fought the battles.

Coker's lawyer said he had multiple sources of income and had always declared his interest in Satori Holdings to the Nigerian authorities.

Hollingworth had always declared her reluctance to wed because, she said, she didn't want to give up her own name, only giving in when told by a friend that she didn't need to; she became, she was told, "about the eighth woman in England" to hold a passport in her own name.

But Nigel Farage said he had always declared the property - an old grain store near Lyminster - in a register in Brussels.

He added: "I have always declared an interest if an issue Friends of the Earth Scotland are actively working on appears in the agenda or papers of a Sepa board meeting - in the unlikely event that the Sepa board were to have a detailed discussion of the current proposal from Dart Energy, I would declare an interest and not take part in that discussion.

"The Arctic has always been Russian," declared Artur Chilingarov, one of the polar explorers.