Sentence examples for matter to declare from inspiring English sources

What's missing from the German cinema today is the power to film in the first person, to see the crimes of the past in the present tense, to admit that, in some inescapable way, they're one's own — or, for that matter, to declare brazenly that they're not.

This is not a matter of providing evidence to declare a certain standpoint correct and another one invalid.

The Rugby Football Union twice tried to declare the matter closed, when it self-evidently was not.

Lawyers for the family of a dead asylum seeker expect the Queensland coroner to declare the matter a death in custody and order an inquest.

Peter Herbert, the head of the Society of Black Lawyers and who also runs the new Race For Sport organisation, has sent a four-page letter of complaint to the FA, saying it was wrong to declare the matter closed.

Although UnitedHealth and other insurers are eager to declare the matter resolved, the industry still faces numerous private lawsuits contending that doctors and patients were underpaid as a result of the Ingenix database.

No matter which candidate is able to declare himself the president-elect on Sunday night, lawyers for Mr. Gore plan to be in court first thing Monday morning to formally contest the election in three counties.

Instead of making veiled threats of going to court, which step would in all likelihood invite the sack, or resigning in a huff, it would be best if he were to declare the matter as closed, and treat it as so.

It's a small thing, but Kaplan's story will someday allow Fortune to declare victory no matter what happens.

The lawyers' clear bill of health seemed enough for Rutgers officials to declare the Rice matter closed — until ESPN showed the footage last week.

You have to declare yourself no matter what you do, then you step out and you do it.