Sentence examples for be declared by a from inspiring English sources

It must be declared by a lawful authority – which eliminates terrorism, whatever the justice of the ends – and it must have a very good chance of success.

The pacifists aside, almost all the religious thinkers are couching their arguments in traditional categories of just-war theory: Among other things, a war must be declared by a legitimate authority for a just cause and as a last resort.

Several related data items could be declared by a composite loop header, and the respective data values would be listed in interleaved sequences following the ordering of their associated tags.

Each day a new cuts horror is declared by a breathless BBC.

An "assembly of the people" was declared by a crowd of about 500.

But Claud Johnson, whose parents never married, filed suit in 2000 and was declared by a court to be the musician's sole heir.

After the fighting ended in a tie, the victor was declared by a three-judge panel, based on the panel's analysis of the two players' fighting moves during the match.

(Still, he had the advantage of succeeding another senator, William Scott, who was declared by a magazine the "dumbest member of Congress" — and then called a news conference to dispute it).

The 30-second spot, the most powerful selling tool ever invented, the stuff that corner offices are made of, has been declared, by a legion of business critics, bloggers and sales executives, to be on life support.

The line "Hey, pretty lady" is declared by a deep voice, and Timberlake sings "This goes out to you!".

The state of emergency can be lifted the same way it is declared: by a decision made by the executive powers published in the Official Gazette.