Sentence examples for in the declaration form from inspiring English sources

In a statement, it added: "It is clear that some EU citizens were unaware that they had to fill in the declaration form, and some have told us that they did not receive one from their electoral registration officer.

Usefulness of declaring NI is evaluated by the hospital physician according to a number of predefined criteria that are reminded online in the declaration form (e.g., characteristics of the infecting microorganism, nature of the infectious site, context of acquisition of the NI, associated death, …).

A total of 2,729 888%) of the respondents visited only the island they had indicated on the agricultural declaration upon arrival in Hawaii; 94 (4%) went to the island indicated on the declaration form as well as to other islands; and 241 (8%) visited an island(s) other than the one indicated on the declaration.

In addition, for some of the questions in the health declaration form there was hardly any variation in answers given.

If we exclude the first homes and the relative accessories and the other properties whose use could not be reconstructed or that have not been detected in the income tax declaration form, around 17.5 million property units are owned by private families.

You'll need to fill in declaration forms when you enter and leave the country.

… and don't forget Gift Aid If you're taking a bag of unwanted items to a charity shop, fill in a declaration form to allow it to reclaim gift aid and boost the money your items can add to its coffers.

The voluntary declaration form was read to the patient and signed with approval for participation in the study.

It came on when I recalled that good ol' US of A customs declaration form — the one in which they ask if you're bringing any meats or other contraband (such as live poultry or cattle) into the country.

As Thomas Jefferson wrote in the Declaration of Independence: "whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it".

Mr. Braude, who lives in Providence, R.I., pleaded guilty to smuggling, lying to a federal agent and misstating the value of the artifacts on his customs declaration form.