Sentence examples for could be declared from inspiring English sources

Some reports suggested that the farmhouse to which he fled could be declared a "sub-jail".

Winehouse's inquest could be declared invalid if her family challenge the verdict in the High Court.

There has even been speculation that John Paul II could be declared a martyr.

Then the two versions must be reconciled and pass both chambers before success could be declared.

Immediately, a stopwatch was started to count the five minutes before death could be declared.

The family of Amy Winehouse is "taking advice" over revelations that the inquest into her death could be declared invalid.

So, depending on how much China wants to talk, this condition could be declared as met or not.

On Saturday, political consultants from both parties said it might be months before a clear winner could be declared.

Proponents argued that without this change, other state programs, including one that hands out college scholarships, could be declared unconstitutional.

A contrary prediction is belied by the implication of the opinion that under 'settled principles,' the contemporaneous-objection rule relied upon in this case could be declared inadequate.

Some argue that Bloomberg has done the movement a favor; it's going to get cold soon, and victory of some sorts could be declared.