In regard to these sexual abuse cases, Smith declared that he "wanted to help people bind up the wounds and bring healing".

Smith declared that he would not resign.

Smith declared on 371/9 and put Tasmania in to bat at the end of the first day, but they lost no wickets before stumps.

Towards the end of his speech, Smith declared:

During the probate proceedings, Smith declared bankruptcy in California and was awarded $474 million as a sanction for alleged misconduct.

Smith, 28, declares herself "gob-smacked" by the reviews.

In August 2012 Smith declared he wanted to stay with the Chiefs.

In a futile attempt to check public outrage, Smith first declared martial law, then surrendered to the governor of Illinois.

However, they failed to find the Murrumbidgee, and Smith declared that the river did not exist.

Smith had declared that he would step down as leader of the Labour group before the election.