"voluntarily declare" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to openly and willingly acknowledge or state something. Example sentence: "The company voluntarily declared its financial records, demonstrating their commitment to transparency." This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as legal documents, business reports, or even personal statements. It is often used to emphasize that the action of declaring was done willingly and without external pressure.
But should a mayor fall into a serious, extended illness, the charter provides for the mayor to either voluntarily declare an inability to discharge his powers, or for an "inability committee" to do so.
The controversy eventually led researchers around the world to voluntarily declare a 1-year moratorium on these GOF experiments.
If an enterprise provides the registration service the law requires you to voluntarily declare this information, so if you do not declare then it is your own responsibility and has nothing to do with government.
Other football managers had not voluntarily declared accounts, he told the jury.
But by October the following year, after running out of runway, the startup voluntarily declared itself bankrupt.
"I can only advise anyone who thinks he may have evaded taxes in the past to use the provisions in our tax code to declare it voluntarily," Mr. Schäuble said recently.
LONDON — Britain on Tuesday signed a tax cooperation agreement with Liechtenstein that would allow British holders of assets in secret accounts to declare their holdings voluntarily in exchange for a reduced penalty fee or face the closure of their accounts.
In addition, all participants signed a form to declare that they participated voluntarily; that they had received sufficient information concerning the tasks, the procedures, and the technologies used; that they had the opportunity to ask questions; and that they were aware of the fact that running movements were measured, for scientific and educational purposes only.
The emotions triggered by the Smolensk catastrophe have led most Poles to openly declare which side they are on, thus voluntarily putting themselves in a box.
When instituting an inquiry in a district, an inquisitor would normally declare a period of grace during which those who voluntarily confessed their own involvement in heresy and that of others would be given only light penances.
When the bride and bridegroom exchange garlands (jayamaala), they declare, "Let all the learned persons present here know, we are accepting each other willingly, voluntarily and pleasantly.
