"declared the fact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that someone has stated or asserted a statement as true or factual. Example: The witness declared the fact that she saw the defendant at the scene of the crime.
This is common knowledge and he has accordingly declared the fact".
He also declared, "The fact that the motor of the craft fell on Palestine -- all these are messages from God".
A year later he was promoted to the cabinet as trade and industry secretary, but he resigned in December 1998 following the disclosure that he had borrowed money from a fellow minister to buy a house and had not officially declared the fact.
For example, in Gaithersburg, Md., at a rally on Sunday for Representative Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., the Republican candidate for governor, Mr. Giuliani declared: "The fact is that Bob is the kind of Republican that I feel very, very strongly about because he makes me feel not alone in the Republican Party.
Our author wisely and consistently declared reason an incompetent judge of doctrines, of which God had declared the fact, concealing from man the manner.
A recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal declared: "The fact is that for every job outsourced to Bangalore, nearly two jobs are created in Buffalo and other American cities".
As it repeatedly overturned the convictions, the Hebei provincial high court declared, "The facts are unclear and the evidence is insufficient".
The conversation reminded me of poker and how, when I'm holding a weak hand, I find it oddly relaxing to declare the fact.
The payoff comes on the right side of the posters, which point to the fake advertisements and declare: "The fact you thought this was a real show says a lot about the state of TV.
This is important because, according to the letter that Anderson sent decreasingly conservative gay blogger Andrew Sullivan declaring, "The fact is, I'm gay," is centered all around his own career as a journalist.
They were accused of bringing the party into disrepute, after being secretly filmed boasting of being able to peddle access to the influential in return for cash.It is not proven that they have broken any rules: MPs can have other jobs, as long as they declare the fact in the register of members' interests or when making parliamentary interventions that relate to them.
