Sentence examples for should be declared on from inspiring English sources

He, Scoble, and others suggest this awarding of Twitter Whuffie, or Twuffie is in fact a cash gift, one that by extending this logic should be declared on the next tax return.

The most militant were the Khawārij (Kharijites), who held the extreme view that serious sinners should be ousted from the community and that jihād ("holy war") should be declared on them.

South Staffordshire Coroner Andrew Haigh is expected to rule whether the haul of 90 items should be declared treasure at an inquest on January 4. The Staffordshire Hoard, found by a metal detectorist in July 2009, is thought to date from the seventh century and is made up of 3,900 pieces of precious metal and copper alloy.

If the court rules in Mr. Bush's favor, saying that Ms. Harris was within her rights to cut off the hand counts after seven days, that could undermine the challenges Mr. Gore is mounting in the three counties, and would probably overturn a victory by Mr. Gore if he should be declared a winner by Ms. Harris on Sunday.

Federal laws giving these agencies such preferential treatment should be repealed, and all bureaucratic rules based on this concept should be declared null and void.

Daniels sued Trump earlier this year, arguing that a non-disclosure agreement Daniels had signed about the alleged affair should be declared invalid, but that lawsuit is currently on hold in the wake of federal investigators' raids on Cohen's home, office, and hotel room earlier this month.

He ordered prosecutors and defense lawyers to submit briefs on whether a mistrial should be declared or the charges dismissed.

Unesco has delayed a decision on whether Australia's Great Barrier Reef should be declared as endangered.

On Monday, an expert group announced that a new geological epoch, the Anthropocene, should be declared.

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"Yukos should be declared bankrupt and should go into receivership.