Sentence examples for due to be declared from inspiring English sources

It is due to be declared virus-free again in January.

The Ebola epidemic is due to be declared over on Thursday with Liberia expecting the all-clear.

The source said senior figures would expect an immediate independent inquiry to follow the result, due to be declared on 12 September, regardless of who wins.

Serbia strongly opposes the imminent independence of Kosovo, which is backed by the EU and US and is due to be declared by the end of the month.

Voting papers for the 19 seats at the Shadow Cabinet table go out to MPs today, with the result due to be declared next Thursday.

Farage was speaking as the first county council results trickled in across England early this morning, and with the bulk of the results due to be declared through on Friday.

This is partly due to a relaxation of some of the rules that must be met if a person is to be declared to be a saint.

No funding support to be declared.

An Ofsted report, due to be published imminently, declares that the Al-Madinah Islamic school in Derby is "in chaos" and has "not been adequately monitored or supported".

The Red Bull drivers had originally qualified fifth and sixth for the race, only for their cars to later be declared illegal due to an aerodynamic influence.

The commissioner's stay will be declared in the Met's hospitality register, due to be published shortly.