Sentence examples for process to declare from inspiring English sources

The other one of my prosecutors, Zach Intrater, said that a comment I made about Goatse Security, my information security working group, starting a certification process to declare systems "goatse tight" was evidence of my intent to personally profit.

At Hillary Clinton's behest, the voting process was suspended to declare Obama the nominee by acclamation.

The US fears the Taliban could be empowered if no process is found to declare either the former finance minister Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai or the former foreign minister Abdullah Abdullah as the winner.

His speech censured the attendees for what he perceived as mourning Hector in death while failing to support him in life, asking "were you there when the ballot process was contaminated to declare him a loser?

The system is bullshit—I was certainly sound of mind right throughout the entire process and having to declare myself legally as physically/mentally unfit to bear a child is dehumanising and detracts from my autonomy to make decisions about my body and my future.

Activists in California and Oregon began the legal process for their states to declare independence from the US, albeit an unlikely prospect.

One writer noted that "You couldn't invent a story so precisely tuned to the outrage frequency of the modern, metropolitan, bien pensant journalist".A striking number of professors were willing to trample all over legal process in their rush to declare the lacrosse players guilty before charge, let along trial.

"The reason that you have a process that Congress has to declare first is to stop a president from just feeling like he can do whatever he wants," Kaine continued.

As part of the process, they will also have to declare that they have professional indemnity insurance and that they are of good health and character.

By requiring companies which process and import these minerals to declare whether their products are conflict-free or not, the bill demands transparency and helps ensure that the mineral trade stops contributing to crimes against humanity, including killings of unarmed civilians and horrific sexual violence.

Mr Abacha, who chairs ECOWAS, is eager to declare the peace process a success and crown the winner.