Sentence examples for could not be declared from inspiring English sources

Statewide, 160 brush fires were burning today and could not be declared controlled, Mr. Brenner said.

When the time came, however, Hindi could not be declared the sole national language; English remains a co-official language.

Unlike the presidential elections in Zimbabwe and Ivory Coast, the Kenyan election in 2007 was so flawed that a clear winner could not be declared.

But on the principle that operated before the HRA, that everything was permitted in law except that which was expressly forbidden, telephone tapping could not be declared unlawful.

Casting further doubt on the legitimacy of the election, the Supreme Court ruled that General Musharraf could not be declared the winner until it issued its judgment on whether he was eligible to be a candidate while still holding the post of army chief.

They questioned the governor's commitment to the issue, saying Mr. Pataki's proposal could not be declared dead on arrival because it had not officially arrived: it was slipped under the door of an Assembly lawyer on Monday night while lawmakers were out of session and out of town.

The F.B.I. investigation dragged on through 1965, with each laboratory examination of the record deemed inconclusive: no one could determine what Ely was singing, so the record couldn't be declared obscene.

Another moment of discomfort for Nix was when the committee pressed him about money transfers between Cambridge Analytica/SCL's various entities in the U.S. and U.K. — pointing out that if funds were being shifted across the Atlantic for political work and not being declared that could be legally problematic.

Yet the Sunday Times claims the meetings, at which Cruddas claimed "premier league" donors could lobby the prime minister directly, have not been declared to the public.

Victory has not been declared.

Unless the proposed processing country is bound by international or domestic laws to uphold basic human rights protections towards asylum seekers, then it could not be validly declared a processing country by the Australian Government according to the High Court of Australia.