Sentence examples for declaration states from inspiring English sources

The Association's 2006 Malta Declaration states unequivocally: "Forcible feeding is never ethically acceptable".

The declaration states that "before we comment on the practices of others, we 'pledge' that we will 'start at home'.

To follow suit, Article 6 of the Universal Declaration states that "everyone has the right to recognition everywhere as a person before the law".

In similar fashion, Article 9 of the Universal Declaration states that "no one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile".

Agreed in 2000, the declaration states that, when framing laws, the EC "must take account of the social, educational and cultural functions inherent in sport" to preserve its unique role in modern communities.

This declaration states the high priority given to tackling tobacco by these authorities and outlines steps to be taken to reduce the harmful effects of tobacco, including protecting public policy from the influence of the tobacco industry.

The 2009 declaration stated she had "nothing to declare" in any of the categories, with apparently no property and no sources of income.

The European commission has drafted a declaration stating that European environmental and health standards will not be diluted.

The Declaration stated why separation from England was necessary; the preamble proclaims the high purposes for which our Constitution was established and continues to exist.

5 March: The foreign ministers of France, Russia and Germany release a joint declaration stating that they will not allow a resolution authorising military action to pass the UN security council.

Judge Maryann Sumi of Dane County Circuit Court issued a declaration stating in no uncertain terms that the collective bargaining law that led to weeks of protests had not taken effect, contradicting Republican arguments that it had because a state office published it online.