Sentence examples for a declaration could be from inspiring English sources

"If we get into the preamble business we will be absolutely miserable about every word that we might insert at the beginning of our national document, whereas a declaration could be used in the civic life of Australia that could be like our version of Gettysburg address, something every child could recite and our institutions could have something visionary and poetic".

"An agreement between both captains saw Sussex gifted cheap runs so that a lunchtime declaration could be made.

By making a distinction between voluntary and forced prostitution the Declaration could be seen as a tacit admission that not all prostitution is an abuse of women's rights.

The declaration could be a major breakthrough for the polio programme in Somalia, which has faced resistance from some parents who have cited religious beliefs as a reason to refuse immunization for their children.

"No one should have to face a religious test to vote," Mr. Bunce said, adding that election officials who blocked people from voting because they did not sign the declaration could be "getting a lawsuit".

But directors discouraged making the move earlier, saying the declaration could be seen as "a hostile act" and endanger economies.

The senior government official said one unintended consequence of China's declaration could be that Japan and South Korea, rivals undergoing a particularly strained relations at the moment, will be brought closer together.

He said he was still hopeful that disputes over the language of the proposed declaration could be resolved.

Iraq alerted the Council that some of the material in the declaration could be dangerous if made public.

James Love, the director of the Consumer Project on Technology, an organization that works to improve access to medicines, argued that the new declaration could be used to help lower the price of drugs and other health care products in all countries.

The edifice of the temple was meant to be crowned by those obligations and limitations which enabled the realisation of social and international order, in which the rights and freedoms contained in The Declaration could be fully implemented (Zajadło 2006).