Sentence examples for declared generally from inspiring English sources

The sponsors of the Act in the House, however, declared generally an intent to tighten and restrict the naturalization laws.

A recent review [ 9] notes that menthol is currently approved by the US FDA for use in over-the-counter lozenges, topical preparations and vapour inhalation products based on its antipuritic and antitussive properties, and is widely used as a food flavouring, for which it is declared "Generally Recognized as Safe" (GRAS).

Fishers have been legally required to submit monthly catch returns to the Government for over 50 years, declaring generally where and how they fished, and the quantity of each species landed.

In 1983, the federal agency declared hovercraft generally illegal in federal parks and preserves, arguing: "They provide virtually unlimited access to park areas and introduce a mechanical mode of transportation into locations where the intrusion of motorized equipment by sight or sound is generally inappropriate.

TH between 32 and 34 °C was declared as generally maintained during 12 24 h by 78%% of respondents or during 24 48 h by 19%%.

Intensivists declared that generally they estimate that the recourse is justified (87% of answers), in an appropriate timing (72%), and that they generally agree with the ED's physician about the emergency level (92%).

The Irish Data Protection Commission has previously audited Facebook's practices back in 2011 and 2012 — and at the latter time declared itself generally satisfied the company had implemented recommendations (such as turning off a facial recognition tagging feature in Europe) to comply with regional data protection requirements.

The Irish DPC has previously audited Facebook's practices back in 2011 and 2012 — and at the latter time declared itself generally satisfied that Facebook had implemented recommendations (such as turning off a facial recognition tagging feature in Europe) to comply with regional data protection requirements.

The Irish Data Protection Commission has previously audited Facebook's practices back in 2011 and 2012 — and at the latter time declared itself generally satisfied the company had implemented recommendations (such as turning off a facial recognition tagging feature in Europe) to comply with regional data protection requirements.

The Irish DPC has previously audited Facebook's practices back in 2011 and 2012 — and at the latter time declared itself generally satisfied that Facebook had implemented recommendations (such as turning off a facial recognition tagging feature in Europe) to comply with regional data protection requirements.

Glaciers would melt and sea levels would rise, Levine declared, "with generally negative consequences".