Sentence examples for declarations has from inspiring English sources

The political theatre of grand declarations has something to be said for it too.

A series of declarations has been signed which commit both sides to peace, democracy and respect for human rights.

It acknowledges the supremacy of the Palestine Liberation Organisation PLOO), which, at least according to public declarations, has abandoned the bits of its charter that called for Israel's destruction.

"The Republic of Cyprus welcomes the choice of Mustafa Akinci as the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community, a man who through his public discourse and declarations, has referred to the need for reunification of the country," government spokesman Nicos Christodoulides told the island's news agency.

Predictably, the number of such declarations has increased dramatically, from 53 in 1992 under George H.W. Bush to 110 in 1999 under Bill Clinton, to 143 in 2008 under George W. Bush.

Finally, a new wave of solemn declarations has sprung up from international institutions.

But those declarations have been mainly a form of political argument.

' 'Your declarations have proven to be empty promises once again," one speaker scolded.

Yet, because West is forty years old, his declarations have a hint of Elder Statesman.

It was Somerset's great era of Richards, Garner and Botham - not forgetting Marks - so declarations had to be cagey.

Announcements are made on the day before recess because many ministerial declarations have to be made to parliament.