Sentence examples for declaration that may from inspiring English sources

If playing from the hand, the announcement should include "hand" and any other declaration that may apply (schneider, schwarz, ouvert).

In 1988 the prime ministers of Turkey and Greece met at Davos and signed a declaration that may have averted a war.

"Safeguarding and creating sustainable employment and decent work are crucial to ensure public support for long-term emission reductions," says a declaration that may be adopted at the summit and is supported by the EU.

Characters make declarations that may seem untenable to some readers, though these characters are not zealots.

In 2014, around 95percentnt of forms were submitted in an electronic database which records Canada's annual exports "but does not have the capacity to automatically identify declarations that may be high-risk".

To the extent that defendant's counterclaims may be construed as seeking a declaration that he may continue to use AISLE SAY in connection with his web cite, that relief is granted; but otherwise, the counterclaims are dismissed.

Roger Burden's belated declaration that he may stand for the position of full-time chairman of the Football Association has produced a useful benefit for the acting chair.

Chris True from AllMusic selected it as a highlight from the album and said it was a "fun and string-laden declaration that she may have made a mistake back in 1997".

The episode also doubles as a stealth course in history, which isn't new for Black-ish'; the prior episode, "God," took eldest daughter Zoey's declaration that she may not believe in God to teach viewers about the historical link between religion and black culture, as well as between slaves and faith.

Chaney's grade of "A−" came with the declaration that "this may have been Finn at his absolute best" and Futterman said he did "a surprisingly decent Meatloaf"; Futterman added that the "already theatrical song is somehow made better by the show choir arrangement".

The case is precisely like Crow v. Rogers, and must be governed by it". TAUNTON, J., said, "It is consistent with all the matter alleged in the declaration, that the plaintiff may have been entirely ignorant of the arrangement between William Price and the defendant". PATTERSON, J., observed, "It is clear that the allegations do not show a right of action in the plaintiff.