Sentence examples for his declarations to from inspiring English sources

And that he had information that made him somewhat uneasy about the condition of the bank, and its management by Mosher, is shown by his own testimony, as well as by his declarations to witnesses whose intelligence and truthfulness are not impeached by anything in the record, except the denial by Stuart that he said just what those witnesses testified that he did say.

"But as far as we can tell the payments he received and his declarations to tax authorities were all above board.

Despite his declarations to the contrary, he obviously has very strong opinions about the election, and by the end of the article, both he and Lewis have made that perfectly clear.

Few today, for instance, would agree with his declaration: "to read science-fiction is to read Simak.

The first was his declaration to do "whatever it takes" to help defend the Asian democracy, presumably against a China that claims the territory for its own.

On October 1, 1939 Eikhe sent his declaration to Stalin in which he categorically denied his guilt and asked for an examination of his case.

Brad Hodge's beanfeast in Perth a year ago, when Ponting delayed his declaration to enable the Victorian to reach his double-century, bought him only two more Tests.

His declaration to the students that democracy is the "mandate of the new century" used the language of Chinese history to make a contemporary political point.

Chiming loudest of all, perhaps, is his declaration to America during the civil rights struggle: 'I don't have to be what you want me to be.

In a further tweet, Turnage clarified his position a day later: his declaration to stop writing operas was not in response to the reaction to Coraline, but something that he decided "some time ago".

Still his declaration to "call up the head of Carrier" upon winning the presidency became a stump-speech refrain popular with his audiences, and contrasted with other political figures' more measured language.