Sentence examples for case was declared from inspiring English sources

After the Birmingham Six were released the murder case was declared open, but there was apparently no appetite to get to the truth.

The boy's case was declared a dental emergency; his mother was called, and he was swept away for immediate care to a designated "dentist in action" with an office nearby.

Known as "the Atlanta child murders," the case was declared closed after the 1982 conviction of Wayne Williams, who was a suspect in the murders, for killing two of the victims, who at 21 and 27 were adult men.

In late 2002, the case was declared closed as a "circumstantial group identification," and in 2008, after confronting official obstacles to the search unit's plan to bury trace remains at the Punchbowl Crater military cemetery in Hawaii, Horst and I were among speakers at an interment ceremony at the Newseum in Washington.

The woman in the case was declared brain-dead on 3 December.

Well, yesterday the case was declared a mistrial as federal judge Michael Davis (Duluth, MN) admitted "that he may have committed a 'manifest error of the law'," according to Wired.

The right of contract, it is said, is part of the liberty of the citizen, and to abridge it, as is done in this case, is declared to be beyond the legislative authority of the state.

An autopsy was performed Monday by the medical examiner, but the results were not conclusive; a spokeswoman for that office said the case required further investigation that may determine whether Sharif's death resulted from running with a pre-existing heart condition; a different finding could result in the case being declared a homicide.

And in March of this year India, which five years ago accounted for nearly half of all cases, was declared polio-free.Yet the prospect that the whole world will achieve the same feat is now slipping away.

However, the present findings that 27% of cases results in a disciplinary action seems reasonably in agreement with previous recordings from the Netherlands that, during a 20-year period, roughly one fifth of complaint cases was declared justified [ 3].

On the 20th of August 2008, an outbreak of 118 cases was declared at St . Marys and Zenenga wards of Chitungwiza, a large urban centre on the outskirts of Harare [ 1, 2].