The phrase "a declaration in favour of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing support or endorsement for a particular cause, idea, or individual.
Example: "The committee issued a declaration in favour of environmental sustainability, urging all members to adopt greener practices."
Alternatives: "a statement supporting" or "an endorsement for".
A declaration in favour of a political union of the Czechs and the Slovaks, containing a guarantee of Slovak rights to their own parliament, legislation, and administrative language, was issued at Pittsburgh, Pa., on May 31 , 1918
At any rate, it was on Kálnoky's initiative that the original Italian demand for a declaration in favour of the status quo along the Ottoman coasts and the Adriatic and Aegean seas was extended to the interior of the Balkan Peninsula.
Not just of making dreary music and wearing too much eye-liner, but of creepier excesses: raiding graveyards for human remains, a fascination for prosthetic limbs, and a recent declaration in favour of George W. Bush.
The chairman of the Australian Republican Movement, Peter FitzSimons, said it was a clear declaration in favour of independence by almost all the country's state and territory leaders.
Churchill had supported the 1916 Balfour Declaration in favour of a Jewish national homeland, issued for a mixed bag of motives, including wanting Zionist support against the Kaiser but also fashionable self-determination.
The 1917 Balfour Declaration in favour of a Jewish national homeland is his, so he is not forgotten either.
After the 1917 Balfour declaration in favour of a Jewish homeland, Jews displayed photographs of King George V alongside images of Cyrus.
However, there have also been a few unlikely declarations in favour of the remain camp, making it difficult to call which way Tory MPs will finally swing.
The fact that Bahrain hosted the U.S. 5th Fleet and was an ally against Iran led U.S. politicians to downplay the repression there and to emphasize King Hamad ibn ʿIsa al-Khalifah's public declarations in favour of reform rather than the heavy hand of his security forces.
Lange does return to declarations in favour of constructing ideals, but gives no further explanation of how we are supposed to find ethical ends, or a moral law, that guides the construction of these ideals, nor, for that matter, what problem in specific lies behind the above mentioned "question of the a priority of the moral law" (Lange 1873 75).
For example, in 2005 the New Zealand Law Commissionff tabled the possibility of recognising three legal parents where donor insemination was used; and in 2007 the Court of Appeal in Ontario, Canada, made a declaration of parentage in favour of a lesbian co-mother as the child's third legal parent (where DI was used gg.
