Sentence examples for have no declarations from inspiring English sources

All above authors have no declarations.

Peter Anderson and Jan Erik Karlsen have no declarations of interest to state.

A.G. has no declaration of interest.

The British government, which lavishly praised the declaration, tells me it has no printed copies.

You have no doubt been hearing declarations that housing is a bubble.

"Such declarations have no legitimacy whatsoever," Mehmet Gormez, head of the Religious Affairs Directorate, the highest religious authority in Turkey, which, although a majority Muslim country, has been a secular state since the 1920s.

"I have no idea about the declaration.

But I still want to tell the regime that deprives me of my freedom, I stand by the belief I expressed 20 years ago in my hunger strike declaration – I have no enemies, and no hatred.

But officials said that Mr. Bush's declaration would have no effect on the rules of engagement for American soldiers operating on the ground in Iraq, where troops continue to be fired upon.

When Alexandre Dumas began his 1859 book, "Adventures in Caucasia," with the declaration, "I have no doubt that my readers know of the region as well as I do," he was probably right.

The regions have no vote but hope their declaration will carry weight with Africa's 53 country federations.