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Meanings of declaratory in English
Relating to the use of or having the nature of a declaration.
Usage of declaratory in English
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Most of them, it will be seen, are merely declaratory and restrictive.
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It is declaratory and follows the form of a poem, not an argument.
3
Finally, the three first resolutions being simply declaratory, were agreed to without division.
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That famous document is, as its very name imports, declaratory, and not remedial.
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Both had sought a declaratory judgement on the commission's decision.
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The critic tried to clear the air by a roundly declaratory statement of principles.
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Such declaratory opinion shall have force or effect only as provided in this Article.
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There are the several doctrines declaratory of this new constitution through all its parts.
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The 'fugitive slave law' is, indeed, simply a declaratory act.
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You've had two weeks since declaratory statements were given.
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Now he's suing again, this time for breach of contract, declaratory relief and an accounting.
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We have come here to give the slave States a declaratory exposition of our views.
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Given Europe's very limited resources, the growth strategy risks being seen as largely declaratory wishful thinking.
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Chesapeake asked for a declaratory judgment against The Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company N.A.
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Like human law, human poetry is simply declaratory.
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The Opua businessman asked the High Court for a declaratory judgement, confirming his rights over the reserve.
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