Sentence examples for just to declare from inspiring English sources

By the same token, nations don't get rich by buying back shares.* Just to declare, Mr Ryding and I were undergraduate compadres in the dim and distant past.

But the thought of marching on Sunday just to declare my opposition to other Jews marching in support of Israel seemed both futile and depressing.

On Sunday at 1.30pm, the Left Field will host an onstage interview with the world-renowned Turkish novelist Elif Shafak (just to declare an interest, I'm doing it).

Debate is one specialism of Billy Bragg's long-established Left Field tent (and just to declare an interest: I chaired some of this year's sessions), along with a brilliantly diverse range of music, and more.

In "Job's Passion" (1981), which benefits from lively direction by David Paul Willinger and clever translation by Shay Azoulay, it may seem that Mr. Levin has gone to an awful lot of trouble just to declare God's nonexistence.

But once the enemy (ie, the virus) is defeated, politicians should pursue the military analogy a little further.As recent events in the Middle East have shown, it is often unwise at the end of a war just to declare victory and go home.

"I think I might just have to declare bankruptcy," she said.

"People just love to declare things dead, don't they?" she said.

In the end, said Robert Daum, chairman of Out2Play's board, "we just decided to declare victory and go home.

After the talks went into extended overtime, the French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius took just minutes to declare the pact adopted.

"We've just got to declare it isn't going to be business as usual," Mr. Berrocal concluded.