2. A declaration for temporary storage shall be lodged by the holder of the goods at the latest at the time of their presentation to customs in accordance with paragraph 1. 2. The entry summary declaration, or a transit document replacing it, shall constitute the declaration for the temporary storage procedure.
Once citizenship was universal, it ceased to constitute a distinction; thus the declaration of it through the custom of funerary commemoration rapidly passed out of favour.
"We, as it is our duty to uphold the freedoms of the people will constitute a declaration of war against the NYPD if the brutality does not stop.
The monarchists claimed that the law of 1772 from the Swedish period constituting monarchy was still in effect, the declaration of independence on 6 December 1917 determining only "a principle of republic," and that the constitution must be altered via the law of 1772.
*** Declaration of the Seminar: Children constitute the foundation of human society, through which the wellbeing of individuals and communities can be ensured.
But there are other declarations made by Mr. Swartwout, which constitute the difficulty of this case.
Compliance with these requirements also constitutes conformity with the ethical principles of the Declaration of Helsinki.
A Congressional resolution authorizing the use of force would not constitute a declaration of war.
As President Bush headed into final consultations on new proposals for Middle East peace, the White House and the State Department offered veiled criticism today about Israel's construction of a new security fence on the West Bank, warning that it should not constitute unilateral declaration of a border.
The provisions of its Declaration of Condominium and By‐Iaws constitute the laws by which it is governed.
The last time the agency took such a step, in 1994, it led to a discussion of sanctions, which North Korea made clear then -- and has made clear now -- would constitute a declaration of war.
