"declaration document" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a written statement or form that declares a person's or organization's intentions, beliefs, or legal obligations. It can be used in various situations, such as: - When applying for a visa, the applicant must submit a declaration document stating the purpose of their visit and their intended length of stay. - In a legal contract, both parties must sign a declaration document stating that they understand and agree to the terms and conditions. - During a job application, the candidate may be required to provide a declaration document stating that all information provided is truthful and accurate. - A company may have to file a declaration document with the government stating their annual income and taxes paid. Example sentence: Before getting married, couples often have to sign a declaration document of intent to marry in the presence of a witness or officiant.
As the UN's draft declaration document recognises, achieving gender equality and delivering 169 SDG targets will require global collaboration, involving governments, business and the general public.
Then they arrive at a 10-foot-high stained-glass reproduction of the yellowed Declaration document set into a mock vault of stainless steel at one end of the entry corridor.
The Tehran Declaration document not only emphasizes Iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy but acknowledges the right to ownership of a full nuclear fuel cycle, which means uranium enrichment — a matter of deep dispute.
But a draft declaration document from the summit has already been widely circulated and widely condemned for its failure to commit countries to concrete actions to make refugees' journeys better or safer.
The political declaration document, accompanying the Withdrawal Agreement, is there to give an idea of what might come next.
The initial declaration document on ethics and AI is intended to be just the start, she said — warning that "if we can't act we will not be able to collectively control our future", and couching ethics as "no longer an option, it is an obligation".
In a HuffPost review of the last 10 years of G-20 declaration documents, the only other disease to be mentioned explicitly was Ebola, which had a separate treatise in 2014.
Furthermore, declarations (documents on particular issues) on religious freedom, the church's attitude toward non-Christian religions, and on Christian education were produced.
[Turning to the Tribunal.] This declaration is Document Number 3057-PS.
These groups met in Wheaton, Illinois, in December 2008 to affirm the Jerusalem Declaration, a document created earlier that year to emphasize the need for orthodoxy and discipline within Anglicanism.
SCAF's assertions of political power angered Egyptians in November when it issued "supra-constitutional principles" that were intended to control the drafting of a new constitution, a task clearly in the jurisdiction of the new parliament according to the March 30 constitutional declaration, a document discussed below.
