Sentence examples for could be declared over by from inspiring English sources
He said he expects transmissions will drop off by the fall, meaning the outbreak could be declared over by the end of 2014.
The collapse of European communism by the time that Bush met with Gorbachev just off the coast of Malta in December 1989 meant that the Cold War could be declared over.
The outbreak in Scotland has since been declared over by health officials.
"It was the first time in American history that a war has been declared over by an anchorman," Halberstam wrote.
On several occasions the conflict has been declared over, either by police or by the warring parties themselves.
Results could be declared soon afterwards, but a lengthy period of negotiations over the formation of the next coalition government may follow.
The family of Amy Winehouse is "taking advice" over revelations that the inquest into her death could be declared invalid.
In 2010, the organisation also petitioned the National Police to take over the case, noting that under Indonesian law, the case could be declared "expired" in 2014.
