Sentence examples for some oath from inspiring English sources

They make nostalgic appeals to a particular notion of the common law, and see officialdom as having no lawful power – at least unless some oath or form of words is sworn so as to establish jurisdiction.

But he does want to establish some "building blocks of society", which will involve, in the first place, requiring the holders of public office to swear some oaths of allegiance to British values.

The plea agreement Olenicoff affirmed today appears to repudiate numerous factual assertions Olenicoff and his lawyers have made, some under oath, in fighting the government and creditors.

Once a month the Los Angeles Convention Center finds its inner Ellis Island, is declared a Federal Court, and hosts the administration of some 10,000 oaths of allegiance, thereby creating America's newest citizens.

At school the rebellious among us would avoid taking the oath: some would move their lips in sync, while others came to school late to avoid it.

And it, for some reason, is Oath.

An individual cannot selectively use Fifth Amendment protections against self-incrimination after giving some testimony under oath, the Rice family attorneys said. .

"Late Show" host Stephen Colbert says a lawsuit could mean that President Donald Trump may have to answer under oath some "uncomfortable questions" about his alleged affair with porn star Stormy Daniels.

"Well-known examples include how some religions consider it inappropriate to take the oath, how some people consider it rude to look other people in the eye, how some women find it inappropriate to appear in public with their face uncovered, and how some people deem it inappropriate to confront others or to be confronted - for instance with an outright denial".

"Some athletes lie under oath.

But some critics said the oath was a farce.