declaration

Declaration (lat. Declaratio "proclamation", "revelation") means:

• Indication of the content or value of a commercial or dispatch good, for example for the purpose of customs clearance, see Customs (delivery)
• Ingredient list on food the food labeling regulations according to (official term: the list of ingredients)
• a political declaration (= declaration of will or intent), for example
  • Pillnitzer Declaration ,
  • Balfour Declaration or
  • Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• in international law, the legal act of an object of international law that is intended to bring a certain fact or attitude to the attention of the international legal community,
  • for example a declaration of war
• Declaration (programming) , in programming languages ​​for introducing variables and functions / procedures
• in XML documents the XML declaration and the document type declaration
• In linguistics or pragmatics, a class of speech acts in which a new reality is created if the necessary conditions are met, see Declaratives

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Wiktionary: Declaration  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Wiktionary: declare  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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