Sentence examples for declaration to be signed from inspiring English sources

Under a formal declaration to be signed later this year, America will remain deeply involved through economic assistance, political support and military training.

A declaration to be signed on Friday when the summit meeting ends has set ambitious benchmarks for resolving the global ills of war, disease, poverty and environmental degradation.

The Buckingham Palace declaration, to be signed today, will see companies and trade bodies sign up to 11 principles amounting to what is being called a "zero tolerance" policy towards the trade.

A joint declaration to be signed by the two leaders at a UK-France summit will signal a shared commitment to civil nuclear power, establishing a framework for co-operation on security, research and development, education and training.

"And if there is a national carbon tax that is part of these agreements or declaration … to be signed in Vancouver this week, I will not be signing them".

A medical questioner's form has to be answered, and a declaration of consent has to be signed by the donor [ 75– 75].

A declaration of intent was due to be signed recently by a group of countries including Spain and Italy.

He claimed that this is a local matter but NHS England has approved documents which show that a declaration [of a major incident] has to be signed off by them.

The McCanns hope their written declaration will be signed by a majority of 390 MEPs in the next three months.

A declaration will be signed by the representatives of the participating clusters which should be posted in the nursing homes' foyers.

The declaration will also be signed by Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, and Mary Robinson, former president of Ireland.