Sentence examples for it could be declared from inspiring English sources

If there are sufficient steps between the animal and the eventual product, and if they're all under the approval of a rabbi then it could be declared kosher.

All three in effect apply to South London Healthcare and can explain why it has become the first trust to be put on a formal warning that it could be declared bust.

It could be declared unethical to continue to participate in developing a high-stakes value-added system that did not live up to scientific standards.

On Saturday, political consultants from both parties said it might be months before a clear winner could be declared.

If written documentation exists describing the use of a site then an alignment could be declared significant even if it is the only data point in a set.

But he warned that the bowling alley, like all sports clubs in Afghanistan, was required to register with the committee and could be declared an illegal operation if it did not.

Some argue that Bloomberg has done the movement a favor; it's going to get cold soon, and victory of some sorts could be declared.

Once it is completed and successfully intercepting the volatile well, the sealing efforts could be declared a full success, BP executives and Admiral Allen have said.

Each act brought its own audience and those audiences intermingled – the weekend could be declared a success on that front alone.

Some reports suggested that the farmhouse to which he fled could be declared a "sub-jail".

Winehouse's inquest could be declared invalid if her family challenge the verdict in the High Court.