Sentence examples for to attest it from inspiring English sources

Bylaws are her business, and she has a gavel collection to attest it.

But as Monday's polls ought to attest, it is also a high-risk play — Mr. Romney has only about a 7 percent chance of winning Pennsylvania, in our estimation.

Balls landing in the middle of the island green at 17 have ended up in the water, as Mickelson can attest; it happened to him in 2011 on his way to a tie for 33rd.

Certain language is usually inserted into the purchase documents of the investee corporation to attest that it is a Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) at the time of investment, and that it will continue to remain a QSBS — which is not hard to achieve.

In order to reclaim the VAT credit – VAT is 18% in Peru– a public notary must witness the food's destruction, usually by incineration, to attest that it has not been sold.

Faced with sharply escalating foreclosure rates in some working-class neighborhoods of Chicago, Mayor Daley has proposed an ordinance that would require every financial institution seeking to do business with the city to attest that it has not engaged in predatory lending, either directly or through an affiliated company.

If the Secretary of State is willing to attest to a falsehood, it is very difficult for them to act.

And the only way for Wal-Mart employees to avoid the surcharges was to attest that their doctor said it would be medically inadvisable or impossible to quit smoking.

In addition, a new position of quality control officer is being established inside the office to attest, as General Hayden put it, "that reports include all exculpatory and relevant mitigating information".

The ability to separate these two drivers makes it possible to attest the presence of litter-qualitative changes even without any litter biochemical determinations, and shows the screening potential of this approach for future experiments dealing with multiple plant species.

As most of us can attest to, it's a challenge to grow and to love more, while simultaneously being aware of the resistances that we have to love and to growth.