MPs can take a religious oath or a secular affirmation of loyalty to the Crown.
The judges who replaced them were asked to take a fresh oath of office under an interim constitutional order issued the same day.
At the time of their appointment, they were asked to take a fresh oath of office under an interim constitutional order issued on the same day.
' And the citizens who sit on a grand jury take an oath to seek the truth.
There is debate over what the constitution requires for a president to take the oath of office in this circumstance.
After another chant calling on the Holy Spirit to intervene, the cardinals take the oath of secrecy, followed by a meditation delivered by elderly Maltese Cardinal Prosper Grech.
Ultimately, these seniors understand that shutouts and bowl games and trophies are not nearly as important as the solemn obligation, the solemn oath that they will take in just a few weeks as the newest officers in the world's finest Air Force.
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They will hear a meditation by an elderly Maltese cardinal, take an oath of secrecy, then in all probability cast their first ballots.
Obama has at most one more chance to take the oath of office, and Roberts will probably have a half-dozen more opportunities to get it right.
Jeff Skilling had a strange look on his face, as he took the oath and then stepped forward to take the stand.
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Those applying for British citizenship will take exams on various aspects of the UK and its society and ultimately attend a ceremony where they will swear an oath of allegiance.
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