Sentence examples for i should have declared from inspiring English sources

I should have declared my dark secret sooner.

I should have declared them a mousse, as Julia had instructed.

This does not make it right, of course: as the editorial guidelines make clear, I should have declared the connection.

"Finally, this fellow looks at me and says, 'Why, Mr. Haggard, everything you do is a write-off,' and he started pointing out other things I should have declared," the songwriter says, laughing so hard his whole body shakes.

This was more than three months before it disclosed the holding to Consob.If Merrill held the shares directly, or through derivatives that specified delivery of shares, it should have declared the holding.

If Google was, in truth, motivated by the highest ideals of service to the public, then it should have declared the project a non-profit from the beginning, thereby extinguishing any fears that the company wanted to somehow make a profit from other people's work.

The commission's inquiry drew on Icac investigations that it said found there had been "significant breaches" of donation laws, and had found that it should have declared a series of donations from the source of those who provided them to the Free Enterprise Foundation.

I now realise that we should have declared ourselves bankrupt.' The couple have now done that.

Perhaps he should have declared an interest, but I am not sure that his failure to do so is a major lapse.

Monbiot co­operated readily with my phone and email inquiries and acknowledged frankly his failing: "I did not pay sufficient attention to the guidelines and should have declared an interest".

Perhaps he should have declared war on loneliness, instead.