Sentence examples for declaration which will from inspiring English sources

Their demands were gathered together in the Heemskerk declaration, which will be brought to Ungass to make sure the voices of farmers are heard.

The governor, a Republican, says he is "so pleased" with Trump's disaster declaration, which will help Texas deal with the financial consequences of the storm.

The intervention came as sensitivities ran high over the centenary of the Balfour declaration, which will be marked on Thursday with a formal dinner in London.

American officials argue that the declaration, which will be submitted to any court where new suits might be filed, should provide German companies with the assurances that they demand.

His visit coincides with the expected production of the second draft of the Brighton declaration which will set out the latest list of reforms to the Strasbourg court the UK government asking the Council of Europe to consider.

Kenneth Clarke, the justice secretary, is to chair a meeting of fellow justice ministers in April to agree on a ministerial declaration, which will have three elements: Immediate steps that the court can take to reduce the backlog of cases, which now stands at 152,800.

Yet these declarations – which will subsequently be tallied at regional and national level – will be much more consequential than the constituency outcomes of last year's general election, for two reasons.

In terms of new language features, PHP 7 will add features such as return type declarations, which will complement its existing parameter type declarations.

Brown, for his part, thanked Trump for putting a spotlight on the tragedies, and Newsom praised him for issuing major disaster and emergency declarations, which will provide federal funding to cover up to 75% of California's cost to remove debris, conduct emergency activities and provide transitional sheltering.

They need to have a passport or permanent-resident card and a completed customs-declaration form, which will both be read by the new machines, as well as receipts for purchases made abroad.

His organisation – whose symbol is Tlaloc, the Aztec god of water, rain and lightning – plans to mark its 50th anniversary by drawing up proposals for reform in a "water declaration", which they will submit to the Mexican president, Enrique Peña Nieto next year.