Sentence examples for declarations are only from inspiring English sources

MPs' declarations are only ever investigated if other people make an official complaint about someone.

The Balfour declaration was only the opening chapter of a still unfinished story.

The Vienna Declaration is only the second time that the International AIDS Society has issued such a document.

Russian and Chinese diplomats said that their copies of the declaration were only just arriving today in Moscow and Beijing.

President Morsi says his controversial decree (euphemistically called "constitutional declaration") is only a provisional measure to defend the revolution and ensure a swift passage to democracy.

What happened to those?" Mr. Bush himself went to great lengths to emphasize that the declaration was only a step, and one that required verification, before any further concessions could be considered.

"However, a Declaration is only worth as much as the action it generates".

"The denuclearisation of the peninsula, written into the Panmunjom Declaration, is only a prospect with no specific plan.

A declaration is only as effective as the willingness of a public body to abide by the court's statement of the law in it, as it is not a contempt of court to ignore a declaration.

Note that these are only very simple declarations.

"It is simply unacceptable that, five months after the declaration of this outbreak, serious discussions are only now starting about international leadership and co-ordination," said MSF director of operations Brice de la Vigne.