Sentence examples for be declared in a from inspiring English sources
But it is hardly apparent why a proper "federal-state balance," see id., at 28, would place such a nonstatutory issue under the complete governance of federal law, to be declared in a federal forum.
Earlier this year, Calais residents and business leaders sent a delegation to see the president, François Hollande, at the Elysée Palace to demand that the region be declared in a "state of exceptional economic catastrophe".
It is also because Prime Minister Salam Fayyad announced in September 2009 that his government would be ready for independent statehood in two years and that Mr. Obama said last September that he expected the framework for an independent Palestinian state to be declared in a year.
Europeans tend to think that term is unhelpful because they do not see how victory can be declared in a war against terrorism and are generally skeptical that military force is the most effective means to quash the appeal of groups like Al Qaeda.
A POK wouldn't exceed fifteen days in a row, and no more than five of these peak periods could be declared in a calendar year.
When the Obama administration unveils its much-anticipated proposal to curb power plant emissions, this cornerstone of the president's climate change policy — the most significant environmental regulation of his term — will not be declared in a sun-bathed Rose Garden news conference or from behind the lectern in a major speech.
At the end of the campaign, every penny spent must be declared in an official spending return submitted soon after the end of the campaign.
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New regimes were declared in a great swath of theatres.
The offer was declared in a maiden joint statement between the rebels and the state appointed interlocutors.
The islands of Cebu and Bohol have been declared in a state of calamity by the government, which authorizes additional national government assistance to the areas.
