Sentence examples for declarations may have from inspiring English sources

But the investor, who is prone to lengthy declarations, may have to adjust to Twitter's 140-character limit.

Similarly, local element declarations may have a name but are encapsulated within the scope of other declarations, and therefore are not exposed for reference.

But the most wishful approach to Trump's declarations may have come from Luxembourg, where the nation's top diplomat said he hoped Trump was still in campaign mode.

The Crown Prosecution Service said their constituency spending declarations "may have been inaccurate" but concluded there was insufficient evidence to prove dishonesty or bring a criminal case against the MPs and their agents.

The pope's public declaration may have been a more effective way to influence his guest.

Sandoval's declaration may have been reassuring to voters: he is far ahead in the polls.

Pleasants' declaration may have been a bit premature: Today's students certainly have their share of collegiate touches on their dorm-room walls, along with flat-screen TVs.

Though Mr. Bashir was not specific in his brief statement, the declaration may have stemmed from recent friction between the president and Sudan's Parliament speaker, Hassan Turabi.

Relations with the Japanese party have already become estranged and the new declaration may have some effect on ties with such states as North Korea, North Vietnam and Rumania.

While many would love to see Morgan humiliated by having to do a lap of the north London stadium in the nude, the early morning declaration may have been enough to put listeners off their breakfast at the thought of it.

While his declaration may have been intended in part to rile Hillary Clinton supporters out of complacency, it came true.