Sentence examples for you make a declaration from inspiring English sources

I think one of the things you do is that you make a declaration of love; you say, at the end of the day I will love myself, I will love others in order to find my way forward in my life, because I may not want to be producing children and I may not want to be living the life in a semi-detached house somewhere.

This might sound like an easy way to get out of paying £145.50 a year – but TV Licensing advises that, if you want to avoid receiving the letters that it sends to unlicensed addresses, you should make a declaration to TV Licensing saying you only watch catch-up services and never live television (you'll be refunded for the time remaining on your licence if you paid in full).

When he got home to his own ruined house, his wife said, "You must make a declaration".

If "every time you meet socially with a friend, a really good friend … you have to make a declaration … the public confidence in the system will collapse," says Cameron.

Whether that makes them fresh and alert or sloppy and satisfied is a matter of interpretation, but you can bet observers will make a declaration one way or the other come September.

You can argue that that's because to be vegan is to make a declaration that you don't like restaurants – which at the moment is true, but is also self-fulfilling.

"Why make a declaration," one Facebooker posted.

"A government can make a declaration accepting the court's jurisdiction for past events," said Fadi El Abdallah.

"I thought very consciously that this is a place to make a declaration.

In these circumstances, we consider that it is appropriate to make a declaration.

Only if this is not possible should they make a declaration of incompatibility.