Sentence examples for declare a case from inspiring English sources

One snack mascot was to declare a case of "peanut envy".

Another woman from Texas was about to get a double mastectomy when her insurance company canceled her policy because she forgot to declare a case of acne.

A "woman from Texas was about to get a double mastectomy when her insurance company canceled her policy because she forgot to declare a case of acne," the President asserted in his speech, "By the time she had insurance reinstated, her breast cancer more then doubled in size.

Zanzibaris worry that the acid attack will be declared a case of Islamist extremism and that the island, overwhelmingly Muslim, will be branded hostile territory to Westerners.

"NAKED GUY IS NOT OUR PARTY CHIEF: LOCAL AUTHORITY" was the headline in the Global Times after the Communist Party committee in Lujiang county declared a case of mistaken identity in response to the suggestion that a bespectacled participant bears an extraordinary resemblance to Wang Minsheng, the local Party secretary.

A deadlocked jury led a federal judge to declare a mistrial in a case against two men charged in the December 2004 arsons that caused $10 million damage to a subdivision in southern Maryland.

All contacts (anyone having had physical contact with a suspect case or his remains, body fluids or soiled materials, or having lived in the same house as the case) were registered by the surveillance team and followed-up daily for 21 days, or until the suspect case was declared a non-case following negative clinical assessment or laboratory results.

The official European Union line is that each bailed-out country must clean up its own mess and grow its way back to health without debt relief or mutualization, except perhaps for Greece, which has long been declared a special case.

Brann stadion, named for the football venue, was declared a borderline case, but within the rules, while Troldhaugen was not permitted because the area is not in the vicinity of the station.

Federal prosecutors on Thursday unveiled a revised corruption indictment of former Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich ahead of a United States Supreme Court ruling that may declare a law underpinning the case unconstitutional.

A judge refused a defense request to declare a mistrial in the case of six Cubans accused of hijacking a Cuban plane to Key West, even though a government witness violated a deal with the defense.