Sentence examples for be declarations from inspiring English sources
noun
A written or oral indication of a fact, opinion, or belief.
Whatever O'Brien's current opinion may be, declarations of faith in Trapattoni are no longer made with quite such vigour elsewhere.
Beyond leaders overstaying their welcome, there are other pressing issues on the union's agenda: a call will be made for a permanent seat for Africa on the UN Security Council; there might be some movement on building a continental "intervention" force; and there will be declarations on fighting islamist groups like Boko Haram in Nigeria and al-Shabaab in Somalia.
He added, "These are declarations that we don't share in any way".
Now they are declarations of our self-images: look at what we have been!
THERE are dissenting opinions at the Supreme Court, and then there are declarations of war.
They have always been declarations of pride: look what we have made!
There are declarations that we must change all of this.
There were declarations of love, adoration and protection by these two big brothers.
The horse who ended up scooting away from the field was Declaration of War.
Australia has recently launched it's Declaration of Open Government.
Every day has to be a declaration of love.
