The phrase "allowing the declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or acceptance of a statement or formal announcement is being discussed.
Example: "The new policy is effective immediately, allowing the declaration of the new guidelines to take place without delay."
Alternatives: "permitting the statement" or "enabling the announcement".
Mr de Villepin said curfews would be imposed under a 1955 law that allows the declaration of a state of emergency in part, or all, of France.
Tim Ambrose and Rikki Clarke raised the pace expertly to allow the declaration before stumps.
This allows the declaration of a winner per challenge, irrespective of the actual performance (i.e. the winner could have rank 100, if all other participants were worse).
For example, allowing the explicitly declaration delimiter = ' ' as the delimiter for arrays and matrix elements, although apparently simple, has proved to be unworkable because of XML's normalisation of whitespace.
One choice is for the global community to allow the Doha Declaration to become a pawn in the high politics of trade policy, trampled by the spread of TRIPS-plus measures designed to push access to medicines by the poor even further out of reach.
Best state in a supporting role Obama rebuked Pandanomics Tuned in, turned off Nor any drop to drink Mr Obama's Iran problem ReprintsThe next morning Barack Obama signed a federal emergency declaration, allowing the Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMAA) to provide direct aid.
It was not intended to deny to a defendant the right of removal where the suit, by reason of the nature of the defense, was one arising under the constitution or laws of the United States, or treaties with foreign powers, while allowing the plaintiff, whose bill, declaration, or complaint made a suit of that kind, to invoke the original jurisdiction of the circuit court.
The invitation included a detailed description of the research project, a study questionnaire, a patient's declaration to participate, a declaration form allowing the study researchers to contact the general practitioner (GP) and a pre-addressed stamped return envelope.
The title alone is a gift from Hollywood, allowing the unions to post such declarations on their Web sites as, "Tell Arnold We're Not Expendable".
House Republicans argue that legal authority given to the president under the act allows for the declaration, and that there should be support for prioritizing border security.
