Sentence examples for without declaration of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "without declaration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being done or exists without a formal announcement or statement regarding it.
Example: "The project proceeded without declaration of its objectives, leading to confusion among the team members."
Alternatives: "without announcement of" or "without statement of".
"We've decided not to quote him in our list but punters won't lose out if he does run; we'll settle all bets so far as 'Betting without Declaration Of War'.
Any bets struck since the acceptance stage will be settled "without" Declaration Of War, whose participation would lavishly redeem the race from a rather tame billing as a rematch between the principals in the Prince of Wales's Stakes.
Sept. 11 is also present in "Ville Panique" ("Panic City") by Paul Virilio, a student of man-made disasters who here identifies a new threat, the suicide terrorist who acts without declaration of war, without a flag, without a name and without a genuine battle.
They could leave the study without declaration of any reason.
You're not allowed to go to war without a declaration of war".
The Nazis had invaded at 4am that morning without a declaration of war.
But it is unclear how successful that would be without a declaration of candidacy from Mr. Gore.
If it is done without a declaration of war, and is not an accidental byproduct of an attack on the military of another nation, it is terrorism.
The silent emergency refers to the suppression of fundamental rights to freedom of thought and expression, without the declaration of an actual internal emergency as in 1975.
The incident led, on Aug. 7, to Congress's passing the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, which granted President Lyndon B. Johnson the power to conduct military operations in Southeast Asia without a declaration of war.
The purpose of the briefing, Representative Grayson told the Guardian, is "simply to get people to start to think through the implications of killing hundreds of people ordered by the president, or worse, unelected and unidentifiable bureaucrats within the Department of Defense without any declaration of war".
