Sentence examples for long been declared from inspiring English sources
The official European Union line is that each bailed-out country must clean up its own mess and grow its way back to health without debt relief or mutualization, except perhaps for Greece, which has long been declared a special case.
Maralinga has long been declared safe.
The TV series, starring Alan Alda, had already won an Emmy for outstanding comedy series and had long been declared a "smash" by The Times.
Indeed, the Maricopa case came to the Supreme Court in response to a request by the State of Arizona for an early legal ruling that an agreement between competitors to set maximum prices was illegal per se, just as an agreement between competitors to set minimum prices had long been declared to be flatly illegal.
The Post article, citing Allen "detractors" (Jim Webb's campaign strategist Steve Jarding), suggested, in an interrogatory tone, what liberal bloggers have long been declaring in the affirmative: George Allen is trying to fool voters into believing that he's a genuine country boy.
After the English Restoration, the Act of Seclusion, which had not remained a secret for very long, was declared void as the English Commonwealth (with which the treaty had been concluded) no longer existed.
She focused on the least fashionable of realist genres, portraiture, which had long since been declared dead, bringing to it an electrifying verve.
If this toxic, multiple collapse of leaders and reputations, with more to come and no end in sight, was happening to Fifa's finances, the organisation would long ago have been declared insolvent.
Click here to tweet this story: The world's largest earwig, the 8cm-long St Helena Giant Earwig, has been declared extinct by @IUCNRedList.
A day-long strike has also been declared for Monday.
In what could be a historic moment in the struggle against climate change, the Environmental Protection Agency on Friday confirmed what most people have long suspected but had never been declared as a matter of federal law: carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases constitute a danger to public health and welfare.
