Sentence examples for property declarations from inspiring English sources

Fedorov also wanted to contest Navalny's assertion, taken from the official property declarations posted on the Russian parliament's Web site, that Fedorov, a career civil servant, is the owner of five apartments, a house, a summer cottage, and two cars, one of which is a Mercedes.

Recent wealth and property declarations, made mandatory for Ukrainian officials, have shown again how different the lives of the country's political elite are from those of its largely impoverished population, as well as its underfunded army, which is fighting a demoralising war with Russia-backed separatists in the east of the country.

Mr. Pekhtin's official income and property declaration form, posted on Parliament's Web site, lists no property outside of Russia.

The separation lasted only three days, Aly informs us, and here the historian's meticulousness turns up a heartbreaking detail: "Because Ernst Samuel filled out Marion's property declaration form, we know that they were reunited at this collection point, and that she did not make her final trip alone".

Macri did not disclose his connection to the company in his property declaration in 2007 and 2008, when he was serving as mayor of Buenos Aires.

Renewed efforts were introduced in 1974 where the property acquired by the Armenian community after the property declaration of 1936 was confiscated.

Type-safe access means, for example, that the code specifies in property declaration that ID is an integer), compared to inline SQL usage where one would cast a column to a data type without any guarantees that it will work.

If you have property in question you'll fill out a Property Declaration form.

Or: "Thomas Jefferson was the rare slave holder who enjoyed raping his property while writing declarations and essays and letters about the dignity of man".

He initially insisted he did not include the property in his declaration of assets because it was being bought by his wife Angélica Rivera.

Anthony L DeWitt In a perfect world citizens would assume the duty to make provisions for the end of their natural lives by making wills for the disposition of their property, and by making declarations regarding their desires for end-of-life care.