Sentence examples for make a declaration to from inspiring English sources

The government is required to make a declaration to that effect when it introduces new laws.

The parliamentary standards watchdog is likely to examine company tax rules which mean directors do not need to make a declaration to HMRC until earnings are paid out.

It is understood that Kelly will call on MPs to make a declaration to constituents before their election outlining exactly what outside work they wish to do.

After an opposition group exposed the facility, in 2002, Iran said that it was not obliged to make a declaration to the U.N. watchdog agency until the plant was within six months of receiving nuclear material.

This article was amended on 24 June 2013 to clarify that there is no legal requirement to make a declaration to TV Licensing if you only watch catch-up services and never live television.

This might sound like an easy way to get out of paying £145.50 a year – but TV Licensing advises that, if you want to avoid receiving the letters that it sends to unlicensed addresses, you should make a declaration to TV Licensing saying you only watch catch-up services and never live television (you'll be refunded for the time remaining on your licence if you paid in full).

Wenaweser noted that "states parties that share [Koh's] concerns can just say so by making a declaration to the ICC that the [crime of aggression] regime does not apply to them.

For example, at www.slashdeclare.org, you can see financial services organizations that have made a declaration to their customers of what they deserve.

The resolution therefore makes a "declaration to the people of Ukraine and in particular to the remaining survivors of the Holodomor and the families and relatives of the victims".

He, too, is going to make a declaration at some point in time.

— The Sunday after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, several dozen friends climbed a mountain to make a declaration, and to do something to work off their awful, anxious energy.