The missionaries had signed oaths of neutrality for the Australians, who allowed them to remain at their Stations and continue their work.
Both children were required to sign oaths promising not to tell anyone outside the church of their accusations, Cardinal Brady said.
The third bill would have required Israeli citizens, including Arabs of Palestinian descent, to sign oaths of loyalty to the state, its flag and national anthem, and to perform military or civil service.
Although she has now signed the oath "under duress," Miss Mitford is holding out against being finger-printed.
Mr. Kerr signed the oath himself, but as head of the faculty committee on tenure, he was a powerful advocate for those who did not sign.
In some cases, the applicants did not check a box indicating that they were American citizens, though they signed an oath on the form affirming that they were.
On Nov. 9, 1775, members of the Second Continental Congress signed an oath of secrecy to protect the cause of liberty and their lives.
There is a story that when the Borodin Quartet was formed, in 1945, its original members signed an oath of allegiance in their own blood.
By then, according to a declaration that Ramirez signed under oath, he had already informed the agents of his DACA status.
She signed the oath on the envelope, had it properly witnessed and mailed it in Orlando on Nov. 2, five days before the election.
The MacDonalds' crime was their loyalty to the exiled Catholic James II; although they had signed an oath to King William, they had done so six days too late.
