Sentence examples for undeclared from inspiring English sources

Andy Smith, a pollster and academic at the University of Hampshire, said 60% of the people voting on Tuesday will be registered Republicans, 20% of those who register as undeclared are in fact Republicans (established by pollsters by the answers they give to a series of questions), 10% will be Democrats and 10% will be truly independent.

Yet, just a few months later, Vice-President Gore is trailing behind the Republicans' leading (but undeclared) presidential candidate and the Republicans are beginning to rebuild faster than anyone had expected.Not that you would know it from the Republicans of Congress.

IN HIS undeclared, unprovoked, grisly war in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin enjoys several telling advantages.

Others familiar with the highly sophisticated analytical techniques now available believe the evidence shows that Iran has done undeclared uranium work of some sort at Natanz.

Much of the economy is undeclared and untaxed.

Nobody knows for sure how much will be raised by a renewed clampdown on tax evasion or the umpteenth fiscal amnesty declared by a Berlusconi cabinet (this time for previously undeclared property).The budget is unlikely to be much altered in parliament, where the conservative government has a solid majority.

And how many times have I realised mid-flight that actually I have a tube of toothpaste at the bottom of the bag, or a screwdriver, craft knife that went undeclared and undetected?'Having spent years adding to the security theatre, governments are finally starting to question the approach.

Last year an estimated 24% of all economic activity in Greece went undeclared to evade tax and regulation, well above the European average of 19%.The IMF, which was in Athens this week to check up on Greece's public accounts, would like to bring more of this activity into the sunlight, to boost government revenues.

At present none of these three possibilities looks likely, at least not in the short run.The presidential candidate, so far undeclared, who has aroused most debate and cautious hope among some of those seeking change is Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former president who now heads the Expediency Council, an influential mediating body.

A FIRST report, last month, by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN's nuclear watchdog, expressed "concern" at a string of previously undeclared nuclear activities in Iran.

And one of Mr Jospin's junior ministers announces that the practice of doling out undeclared (and so untaxed) envelopes of cash to ministers and their staff will end; from January 1st these "special funds" will be included in their recipients' payslips, and be subject to tax and social-security levies.