Sentence examples for declaration is likely from inspiring English sources

No independence declaration is likely before Serbia's presidential elections.

Mr. Turner's declaration is likely to have little immediate impact, however, because both sides seem more than ever to be backing away from the deal, under discussion for over a year.

AQ's declaration is likely to be yet another.

On August 9th the general's aides told journalists that a declaration was likely and a decision would be taken at a meeting later that day.

I asked David Kramer, a former U.S. assistant secretary of state for human rights, and now president of Freedom House, an organization that supports the global expansion of freedom, whether he thought such a declaration was likely.

This must come within 40 days of the seat's declaration, which is likely to be next week.

With the presidential election in Serbia out of the way, the leaders of the mostly Albanian breakaway province are expected to make a unilateral declaration that is likely to have the support, at least tacit, of many Western countries.

Two, if contagion spreads too far in the eurozone, EU governments do not have enough money to replace financial markets for years on end.True, for the first time the EU is making a declaration that is likely to be backed by actual money heading south in the near future.

Neither does it mention any lifting of the UN sanctions imposed in response to the missile and nuclear tests—sanctions which North Korea said were tantamount to a declaration of war.It is likely that the agreement will further sap the will of some countries to punish North Korea for the tests.

However an expected declaration this morning by Robert Croft is likely to leave him ruing the few dot balls of his innings which prevented perfect start to his season.

Virginia may reject applicants who fail specific criteria two or more convictions for non-traffic related misdemeanors in the past five years, or public drunkenness within the past three years and law enforcement officials can block permits by submitting a written declaration that he or she is likely to use the weapon unlawfully or negligently.