Sentence examples for make a declaration on from inspiring English sources
The EU's leaders are due to make a declaration on Europe's constitutional future at a summit in the Belgian town of Laeken in December.
But while the White House tried to play down the significance of Mr. Bush's act, one leading expert in public health law described it as "unprecedented in modern times" for a president to make a declaration on quarantines, a matter usually handled by state and local governments.
Affirming the decision of the judge below, a majority of the Court of Appeal declined to make a declaration on the matter.
It is understood that Kelly will call on MPs to make a declaration to constituents before their election outlining exactly what outside work they wish to do.
The Chelsea hierarchy are eager that Terry makes a declaration on his future soon.
The grand committee hearing will take place in London on Tuesday morning, British time — followed by a press conference in which parliamentarians representing Facebook users from across the world will sign a set of 'International Principles for the Law Governing the Internet', making "a declaration on future action".
She also gave examples of specific measures to address violence in the region, for instance like in Tanzania where each ministry has made a declaration on how they will respond to violence and the usage of common reporting format for police, schools and health practitioners in Swaziland.
People wait in lines around the block not to have a culinary epiphany but to make a declaration, preferably on social media: Watch me!
Farrell's evidence suggested that some booth officials failed to follow the protections in the act, which allowed voters to make a "declaration vote" on the day and produce identification later.
Garde found there had been instances where voters were not asked to make a declaration about their inability to vote on election day.
