Sentence examples for need for declarations from inspiring English sources

The current system of complex red tape will be slashed, allowing charities to claim Gift Aid on up to £5,000 of small donations a year – typically given in collection tins and buckets – without the need for declarations.

England had been bowled out in the morning for 478, removing the need for a declaration and leaving New Zealand 77 overs to make 345 to win.

There is no need for a declaration on democracy at this moment, other than for the United States to try to gain praise for something it has done little to promote worldwide except through force or the providing of arms.

It also removed the need for a declaration of neutrality (which would have granted the Nationalists and Republicans control over neutrals in the areas they controlled), and had little legal standing.

As if to demonstrate the need for the declaration, a new documentary making the rounds in this country shows how sports and faith can sometimes mingle in the most ill-advised ways.

Since the election, both Mr. Chen and Beijing have softened their rhetoric, and Mr. Chen has recently insisted that he sees no need for an independence declaration.

After the second world war, when Eleanor Roosevelt spoke of the need for a universal declaration of human rights, she talked of wanting a Magna Carta for the world.

If we allow our imaginations to fabricate an impending need for a victory declaration, we will have created a dangerous precedent.

That's where we are now: Occupy Wall Street indicates the need for a new Declaration of Independence and a new form of government.

Then, in the second innings, he painted himself into a corner, making seven from 45 balls of an opening stand of 72 with Cook at a time when quick runs were needed for a declaration.

The potential influence of external pressures in the formation of guideline recommendations highlights the need for transparency in the declarations of conflictions of interest by authors of clinical practice guidelines.