Sentence examples for self-declaration from inspiring English sources
The word "self-declaration" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to a statement made by oneself, without any outside influence or verification. It is often used in legal or administrative contexts as a way for individuals to officially declare certain information about themselves. Example: The employee was required to submit a self-declaration form stating their qualifications and previous work experience.
The 1921 and 1930 census numbers are not accurate since nationality depended on self-declaration and many Poles declared Czech nationality mainly as a result of fear of the new authorities and as compensation for some benefits.
His self-declaration as an angel was profound.
For most products and machines, the self-declaration process is possible.
It also clarified that it would determine sexual orientation by self-declaration.
One of the report's key recommendations was to shift the gender registration process away from "medicalised" questions to "self-declaration".
During the 1980s, a decade that brought us much taffeta and neon, she made her debutante entrance with "She's So Unusual," a defiant self-declaration.
The law stipulates that candidates must also "submit a self declaration to the effect that he has a functional toilet at his place of residence".
The fact that Neelie Kroes did not take this obligation sufficiently seriously shows the need for the commission to scrutinise these self-declarations more thoroughly".
But the system – which was heavily criticised as open to fraud and abuse by the National Audit Office this summer – relies on companies making self declarations about how much packaging they are exporting.
The fluctuating figures are more likely to be explained by inconsistencies in these self-declarations.
The physicians' self-declarations of their frequency of use of complementary medicines or alternative medicines and homeopathy was used to classify the three groups.
