Sentence examples for correctly declared from inspiring English sources

He broke the seal and, inspecting the backs, he correctly declared the suit and number of every card before turning them over.

Their Swiss accounts had a value up to £2m. Lee says all his tax affairs have been correctly declared and reported: "I have paid all tax as and when due".

The Stratford-upon-Avon MP did not answer questions over whether he was a beneficiary of a trust and said that everything had been correctly declared in the MPs' register of interests.

Nearly a year ago, as the Obama administration issued a first draft of its plan to reform the financial system, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner forcefully — and correctly — declared that anything less than a total overhaul would be inadequate.

I said this at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, and I would like to repeat here verbatim what I said three days ago in Oslo: "Although international tribunals have correctly declared that rape, used as a weapon of war, is a crime against humanity, rapes in times of lawlessness continue unabated.

Some allergens were not listed and others were "not correctly declared", the agency said.

"We are not without misgivings about the paltriness of the $20,000 cap, especially in light of the decline in the value of the dollar since 1971," it said, "but we cannot correctly declare the statute to be unconstitutional.

Validation of an analytical method aimed at assessing the dissolution profile of products or at verifying pharmacopoeias compliance should demonstrate that this analytical method is able to correctly declare two dissolution profiles as similar or drug products as compliant with respect to their specifications.

The probability of detection is the probability of SU's correctly declaring the presence of a PU and the probability of false alarms is defined as the probability of falsely declaring the presence of a PU.

Also it is concluded from the results that during voltage zero transient with single pole breaker operation the proposed method correctly declares the fault direction where other methods are not able to do so.

In other words, by increasing the chance of obtaining a statistically significant result, the probability of correctly declaring a sequence-based homozygous genotype in spite of the small number of observed reads was increased although at the expense of an increase in Type I error, i.e. erroneously declaring the genotype as homozygous when in fact it is heterozygous.