Sentence examples for make a declaration of from inspiring English sources

Ten years ago, a small group of business leaders stood together to make a "declaration of interdependence". They declared the simple truth that business should work for everyone.

Only if this is not possible should they make a declaration of incompatibility.

But that Act merely gave the federal courts competence to make a declaration of rights, even though [p552] no decree of enforcement be immediately asked.

Cotton proposed that the church maintain its purity by permitting only those who could make a "declaration of their experience of a work of grace" to be members.

One of Mr. McCrum's predictions in "Globish" is that English is about to make a "declaration of independence from the linguistic past".

In February, a summit meeting convened to discuss the competitiveness of the European economy was overwhelmed by alarm about Greece, spurring leaders to make a declaration of support.

Suddenly, beneath a gargoyle, he makes a declaration of love.

"The Israelis have made a declaration of war against the Palestinians.

Blair had seriously considered making a declaration of his intentions while in Rome.

And if it was, then the court makes a declaration of incompatibility.

It is doubtful whether the North has made a declaration of war.