make a declaration

He, too, is going to make a declaration at some point in time.

Young men make a declaration of love when girls go away.

And Bush made a similar declaration at about that time.

He may make a declaration, but she will need a longer time than this.

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

The Commission has just made a declaration on this point.

Therefore, if necessary, the Council should make a political declaration.

No longer must we make declarations; now is the time for us to at last take action.

The rebels are not likely to make such a declaration.

See section 34 for the data requirements when making a full declaration.