Sentence examples for that will be declared from inspiring English sources

If either government fails to rise to the level of events, then it's not just steelworkers that will be declared redundant, but politics itself.

In order to control this risk, GeneSign applies a multiple testing correction procedure that controls the False Discovery Rate (FDR), i.e. the rate of genes that will be declared significant whereas they are not, compared to the total number of genes declared significant.

Gadbury defines the expected discovery rate (EDR) as the expected proportion of genes that are truly differentially expressed that will be declared to be differentially expressed under a given design.

Current data from disease surveillance and monitoring indicates that no active infection is present in Australia and the expectation is that Australia will be declared EI-free by the end of June 2008; if successful, Australia will be the only EI infected country in the world to have eradicated the disease.

Although the recovery has been touch-and-go — the solid July data makes up for some weakness in the late spring — it is very unlikely that we are officially in a recession right now, and almost as unlikely that one will be declared prior to the November election.

Mr Meyer says his firm's lawyers are confident that it will be declared unconstitutional.

If there is only one candidate for leader that person will be declared elected unopposed.

It is expected that Zvobgo will be declared a national hero and buried in Harare at Heroes' Acre.

With the odds increasing every day that George W. Bush will be declared the 43rd president, a couple of things are becoming clear: Bush voters are the likely winners.

Experts believe that he will be declared the official winner later this week after absentee and affidavit ballots are reviewed and officially counted.

By prior arrangement, the winner of that game will be declared the national champion in the ESPN/USA Today poll of coaches.