Sentence examples for sworn from inspiring English sources

Kevin Rudd has been sworn in as prime minister for a second time, three years after being deposed, and now faces the daunting task of reworking policy and replacing more than one-third of the cabinet just months before an election.

And it is the Saudis who now, in improbable alliance with Binyamin Netanyahu's Israel, lobby most forcefully against any American nuclear deal, or broader western rapprochement, with Shia Iran, their sworn enemy.

After the final whistle the odd supporter used social media to allege that Carver – whose suddenly relegation-threatened side are now only five points above the bottom three and visit renascent Leicester on Saturday – had sworn at his detractors, before issuing an invitation "outside" for a fight.

"I often get blamed and sworn at for the congestion on the roads," he says.

An unlikely coalition of sworn enemies came to a juddering and messy end as the UK parties bickered Alexander says it was important to change stance because a definitive no was the natural conclusion of further analysis by the Treasury.

"The conduct displayed by these individuals was appalling, deeply troubling, and did not meet the high standards that all of our sworn police officers vow to uphold," the statement said.

Nigeria's militant Islamist group Boko Haram has sworn allegiance to Islamic State, which rules a self-declared caliphate in parts of Iraq and Syria, according to a video posted online.

In a research note this morning, SocGen warned: The political vacuum left by Rutte's cabinet and the sombre IMF analysis of the country's public finances mean that a downgrade is more likely than not by the time the next government is sworn in..

Pussy Riot are sworn to anonymity, hence the colourful balaclavas members use to hide their faces, even when giving interviews.

The 85-year-old is the fifth emir of Kuwait, having been sworn in nine years ago.

The plea change appeared to take everyone in court by surprise, with the jury about to be sworn in and the prosecution preparing to open its case for the three-week trial.