Sentence examples for to make a declaration as from inspiring English sources

According to the peace plan, each side is supposed to make a declaration as a first step.

It sounded as if he was about to make a declaration about his stature as a pitcher in Japan, but it was something of more immediate concern.

The government is required to make a declaration to that effect when it introduces new laws.

"I thought very consciously that this is a place to make a declaration.

"He will be brought to Mexico City in the coming hours to make a declaration," he said.

If he does get the job, he will have to make a declaration.

"I can only advise anyone who thinks they might have evaded taxes in the past to avail themselves of the offer in our tax code to make a voluntary declaration," he was quoted as saying by the Augsburger Allgemeine in an interview published Wednesday.

What is needed is a national voice of not only Veterans but from their immediate and extended family members to make a public declaration that we are failing as the default homecoming safety net.

He said he would give Mr. Arafat a few more days to make a public declaration calling for a cease-fire, as Mr. Sharon did earlier this week.

The resolution, as it is presently drafted, requires Saddam Hussein to make a full declaration of his secret programs within 30 days.

"I wanted to make a public declaration of our faith.