Sentence examples for declaration entails from inspiring English sources
This declaration entails all the problems which the youth of the world face and devises ways forward.
The president did not offer details of what his emergency declaration would entail, and he said his administration is working on the paperwork needed for the emergency declaration to take effect.
A declaration of emergency entails a partial breakdown of the constitutional order; for the period of the emergency, the protection of certain rights can be suspended.
The Charter must not only be a declaration, but also entail obligations of some kind on the part of the EU' s institutions and Member States.
But since then, the administration hasn't said when Trump will make the official declaration and what that would entail.
The following two statements about informed consent and ethics committee approval might be considered pleonastic, as they are already entailed by adherence to the Declaration.
Just as traditional molecular biologists were reductionists without being sure of what reductionism entailed, so are these systems biologists similarly holists by declaration rather than practice.
The Eclipse would entail an extra two furlongs, and those largely uphill, but Declaration Of War did win twice over at least 10 furlongs last season, albeit in lesser company.
Fun without responsibility has been diluted by the likes of Wheatus, who celebrate the poor personal hygiene and dodgy taste in music that youth entails, by Westlife and their middle-aged, middle-of-the-road sentiments, and by dismissive declarations of "my generation" from the greying Limp Bizkit.
The declaration was not an effort to reassure Israelis that America stands with them as they face the hard compromises any "deal" will entail.
