The phrase "a resolution declaring that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts, such as legal documents, official statements, or organizational announcements, to introduce the content of a resolution.
Example: "The board passed a resolution declaring that all employees must adhere to the new safety protocols."
Alternatives: "a statement affirming that" or "a declaration stating that".
Last week, America's Congress passed a resolution declaring that the Sudanese government was committing "genocide" in this western region.
And, indeed, at the 1998 Conference conservatives, with the support of the Africans, pushed through a resolution declaring that homosexual practice is "incompatible with Scripture" and church teaching.
In December 1973, the psychiatric association's board of trustees approved a resolution declaring that homosexuality, "by itself, does not necessarily constitute a psychiatric disorder".
Parliament then passed a resolution declaring that the drone strikes were a violation of sovereignty equivalent to the secret attack on Bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad.
On Tuesday the school board passed a resolution declaring that it "deeply regrets its predecessors' actions" and apologizing to Mr. Seeger, The A.P. said.
But the real eye-opener came when the delegates, after noisy debate, voted 166 to 149 to kill a resolution declaring that the party opposed all abortions.
The resolution declares that Iraq has failed to grasp "the final opportunity" to avoid war.
But the United States, Britain and Spain have rejected that approach, and their resolution declares that Iraq has already missed its last chance to comply with Council resolutions.
The resolution declared that Boehner "endeavored to consolidate power and centralize decision-making, bypassing the majority of the 435 Members of Congress and the people they represent".
Congress should proceed with a joint resolution declaring that Mr. Bush cannot terminate treaty obligations on his own.
He recently voted in favor of a cabinet resolution declaring that the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, had made himself "irrelevant".
