Sentence examples for declared schedule from inspiring English sources

In 1954, the Protection of Birds Act outlawed the taking of most wild-bird eggs in the U.K. In 1981, some ninety species were declared Schedule 1; possession of their eggs, unless they were taken before 1954, is a crime.

MDMA was declared Schedule I in 1985.

The top administrative court overseeing the executive ruled that, among other things, Mr. Morsi had wrongly declared a schedule for the elections without seeking the formal approval of his prime minister and cabinet.

Thus came the explanation from Ringo Starr when, in late 2008, he declared his schedule simply too full for him to respond to the bucketloads of fan mail that (apparently) still streams his way.

Newly declared majors' schedules will be reviewed periodically.

The mansion, abandoned due to rising costs, was demolished in 1972, allowing Wallingford Castle to be declared a scheduled monument as well as a Grade I listed building.

House speaker John Boehner on Friday declared he would schedule a vote to create a select committee to investigate the Benghazi attack, escalating a political battle that has raged since the final days of President Barack Obama's re-election campaign.

In 1971, federal law declared marijuana a Schedule 1 drug in the Controlled Substance Act, completely prohibiting its use.

During the 1970s, Congress declared hemp a "Schedule I" drug under the Controlled Substances Act, ridiculously lopping the plant in the same category as heroin.

Its psychoactive properties prompted doctors to prescribe it for their patients; one pharmacologist called it "penicillin for the soul". But in 1988, the Drug Enforcement Agency declared MDMA a Schedule 1 controlled substance with high potential for abuse.

We repeated the analyses among women who declared that their schedule during the week of use of the air sampler was similar to that during the previous month (usual schedule group).