Sentence examples for have to make a declaration from inspiring English sources

All 12 sides in the Premiership from the start of next season have to make a declaration of compliance before the campaign kicks off and have to receive a certificate by the time it ends.

If "every time you meet socially with a friend, a really good friend … you have to make a declaration … the public confidence in the system will collapse," says Cameron.

If he does get the job, he will have to make a declaration.

Of those Conservatives who have not revealed their positions, a few are going to some lengths to delay having to make a declaration.

"In order to get those rights, we had to make a public declaration of inferiority.

People buying it even had to make a legal declaration at the online checkout to confirm they were not the Indian-born British sculptor, which they will also have to do when buying the glitter.

And so the test for determining whether a federal court has authority to make a declaration such as is here asked is whether the controversy "would be justiciable in this Court if presented in a suit for injunction.

The family is asking the Home Office to make a declaration that he had a right to live in the UK.

People wait in lines around the block not to have a culinary epiphany but to make a declaration, preferably on social media: Watch me!

But they have given a clear message to parliament that it must review the ban on assisted suicide and the judges have said they may be minded to make a declaration next time around.

Ethnic Albanians in Kosovo's parliament have responded by planning to make a declaration of independence, while Kosovo's beleaguered ethnic Serbs in Kosovo have organised a union of Serb municipalities and say that, if Kosovo becomes independent, its ethnically Serb northern area should secede and join Serbia proper.