Sentence examples for make a formal declaration from inspiring English sources

The fear is that one day Taiwan will make a formal declaration of independence.

Mr. Catalfamo declined to comment on whether Mr. Pataki would make a formal declaration soon.

Since then, Mrs. May has repeatedly stated that the United Kingdom will make a formal declaration of withdrawal in 2017.

"Should the president and congress make a formal declaration of war?" asked one CNN correspondent last night to another.

Mr. Obama intends to make a formal declaration of his candidacy in about two months by filing papers with the Federal Election Commission, aides said.

The major parties have agreed that all MPs and senators must now make a formal declaration of their eligibility, disclose foreign citizenship and steps to renounce it.

Of course, even if the other Member States publicly declare that they will not negotiate until the United Kingdom has made a formal declaration, some state governments may be ready to hold secret negotiations anyway.

Until recently, those close to Jeb, or John Ellis Bush to use his full name, have said that concern over the potential adverse publicity toward his close family was the only thing holding him back from making a formal declaration.

Wales have already made a formal declaration of interest to host the event with Scotland and Ireland.

Last September, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) received an initial disclosure from the Syrian government of its chemical weapons programme, the first time the country had made a formal declaration.

The experience did not last: Dickinson never made a formal declaration of faith and attended services regularly for only a few years.