Sentence examples for offered a declaration from inspiring English sources

In February, the police offered a declaration to the court based on its assessment of how the department's security measures have impinged on the neighborhood, saying they have had "no significant effect" on Chinatown.

John Deasy had offered a declaration in support of Jefferson students last week and, on Wednesday, hailed the ruling.

Then he again offered a confident declaration.

Before he left, he offered a sworn declaration on behalf of students suing over conditions at Jefferson.

Chelsea maintain Terry could yet be offered a new contract after his public declaration he would be leaving at the end of the season.

Prince Paul, in the middle of cabinet crisis, offered a nonaggression pact and a declaration of friendship, but Hitler insisted on his proposals.

He said it could be submitted to Judge Francis, but added that "the city may have to explain why it did not offer such a declaration before appealing Judge Francis's order".

When all doubt was gone and Mickelson had won his newest green jacket, Nantz offered a more genuine thought than his initial declaration.

All participants signed an informed consent declaration and were not offered a refund.

Yet the service did offer a unified public declaration of a city's, and a country's, dedication to an open society, undiminished in the face of terrorism.

Mr. Johnson's remarks offered an unusually comprehensive and public declaration of the Obama administration's national security legal policy views in the war against Al Qaeda and its allies.