Sentence examples for declared in need of from inspiring English sources

Barring revisions in the law, state officials predict that all 6,063 public schools serving poor students will be declared in need of restructuring by 2014, when the law requires universal proficiency in math and reading.

In the evening, Nureyev declared himself in need of a drink and the two men stopped at the Roman baths on their way to a pub.

He stood on a sofa, draped a curtain over the painting in preparation for its unveiling and declared himself in need of a vacation.

Sarnia is also located within the government designated St . Clair River AreaOf Concern (AOC), which among 16 other areas in Canada was declared in further need of health investigations relating to impacts of environmental pollution [ 22].

The chronic delays led the U.S. Government Accountability Office in 2009 to declare IRIS in need of broad transformation.

The western campus was declared a site in need of redevelopment by the city in 1997.

Finally, he said, the site was declared an area in need of development under state law, and Milltown started working on its own redevelopment plan.

Which is perhaps just as well, as the independent thinktank, the Institute of Fiscal Studies, has been through all of them with a calculator and declared every party in need of remedial GCSE economics classes.

The court's ruling could lead to parts of the new legislation being declared unlawful and in need of amendment, including restrictions on how the personal confidential data involved can be used and accessed.

Indeed, it could very well mark the epitaph to the public financing system, which critics have long declared is badly in need of updating to stay relevant in presidential elections.

The Assembly bill narrows the criteria for declaring an area "in need of redevelopment" and requires more public hearings on development proposals and better notice to property owners.