“Thus, in 1933 Gadamer, along with other Marburg professors, signed a public declaration of allegiance to the National Socialist state.”

“The King was told to demand that his brother-in-law renounce all treaties hostile to France and make a public declaration of his peaceful intentions.”

“February 24 is celebrated as Estonian Independence Day, marking the formal declaration of Estonian independence in 1918.”

“Doubles of declarer are ringed, to make it easier to ensure that each player makes her compulsory two doubles of declarer.”

“If the declarer continues the cross-ruff the defence cannot prevent ten tricks.”

“Build up an image of declarer's hand with inferences from the bidding and from the way declarer and partner play.”

“In the premises, the Defendant is entitled to a declarator to the effect that it is entitled to the retention of the aforesaid amount of money.”

“An action for declarator of nullity of a marriage must be made to the Court of Session in Edinburgh.”

“Although the Republicans were in a helpless minority they were glad to have an organ, and the declarator did fairly well.”

“A declaration of personal belief can amount to a disloyal statement if it disavows allegiance owed to the United States by the declarant.”

“Most Contracting States have made such a declaration, and all but one of declarant States have specified a one-year time limit.”

“As in the first instance above, I find this hearsay evidence to be necessary as the declarant is now deceased.”

“Following are the declarations of two well renowned scholars of Hindu philosophy.”

“For all her doughty declarations, there's the odd hint of vanity and vulnerability in this targe.”

“And his often-conflicting statements undermine the credibility of his public declarations.”