take the oath造句

Are you ready to take the oath?

Privately, Palestinians say that anyone seeking citizenship will take the oath anyway.

the arrival of Lincoln, the great commoners, on his way from Spring-field, Illinois, to Washington via Philadelphia, to take the oath of office;

Privately, Palestinians say that anyone seeking citizenship will take the oath anyway. The definition "Jewish and democratic" appears, after all, in several existing Israeli laws.

At 9 am in the civil affairs bureau of Haidian District, couples are waiting in lines to take the oath and get their marriage registration certificate.

As he prepares to take the oath of office, Barack Obama's biggest political roadblock may end up being institutional hurdles rather than a united Republican opposition.

As Tuesday approaches, when Obama stands outside the Capitol to take the oath of office, experts expect anger about the new President to spike. But they don't expect it to go away.

One peculiar feature of the feudal system of England was that all landowners must take the oath of allegiance, not only to their immediate lord, but also to the king.

Obama is not the first President to retake the oath of office, according to the Yale law professor Akhil Reed Amar.