Sentence examples for declared not to be from inspiring English sources

Littlejohn declared not to be British by a Tory prime minister – you couldn't make it up.

The new runway is declared not to be needed until 2030.

The purpose of the legislature in permitting the use of harmless coloring matter in butter, and requiring that oleomargarine be sold in its natural state, was declared not to be for the purpose of discriminating in favor of butter, but to provide a ready means by which the public might know that an article offered for sale was butter, and not oleomargarine.

If all computed probabilities fall below a pre-defined threshold, the driver is declared not to be one of the authorized drivers, and thus an alert may be sent to the owner of the car or the vehicle control center.

After stating that this controversy between the several states and the United States had been compromised, the court thought it necessary to notice the Indian title, which, although entitled to the respect of all courts until it should be legitimately extinguished, was declared not to be such as to be absolutely repugnant to a seisin in fee on the part of the state.

"I think anybody who is declared not to be a threat is not.

The fire was declared not to have been a case of arson; Little is known of the fourth windmill, said to have been a vertical axle windmill designed by Stephen Hooper.

Its main owner, Baruch Ivcher, once an Israeli, was earlier this year declared not to have been properly naturalised (in 1984), and so not entitled to control a television station.

Mean cotinine levels were 0.8 ng/mL among women who declared not to have been exposed to passive smoking and 2.3 ng/mL among women who declared to have been exposed to passive smoking (p < 0.01).

All of these subjects declared not to have been clinically diagnosed or symptomatic for influenza-like illness during at least during the year 2009.

McKinley, never a declared candidate, finished third, a fraction of a vote behind Blaine, who had declared himself not to be a candidate.