"We are definitely, I'm sure, putting a declaration of interest forward, as we've done with the Celtic nations, to ensure that ultimately we get the best football played here in Wales".
Only he would pause, after his heroine has been favored with yet another declaration of love, and then spring forward a year, obliging us to hang around, like fidgety suitors, for her reply.
"I'm not going to be part of rushing forward with a declaration of war," Mr. Reid said, citing a litany of hot spots around the globe, from North Korea to Syria.
While reminiscent of Justice Harry A. Blackmun's similar step, shortly before his retirement in 1994, Justice Stevens's opinion lacked the ringing declaration of Justice Blackmun's "From this day forward, I no longer shall tinker with the machinery of death".
The world's nations should celebrate the longevity of the Declaration and push forward with renewed commitment to ensure universal protection of rights.
"The CDF very strongly supports the declaration of the President as a critical step forward in resolving many of the conservation challenges," he commented by e-mail.
And so we can look forward to a unilateral declaration of statehood in September.
His immediate successor, Jiang Zemin, took a bolder step forward, at least rhetorically, with his declaration of the goal of "rule according to law".
On one level, this frank declaration of problems at ground zero gives Mr. Paterson a blank slate going forward.
Let us here use the metaphor put forward by René Samuel Cassin, explicitly referring to The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, but which also suits perfectly the description of other systems of protection.
