Sentence examples for when it was declared from inspiring English sources

Iran took a huge leap out of isolation on Saturday night when it was declared that the country had shrunk its nuclear programme sufficiently to benefit from the lifting of a decade's worth of sanctions.

From then until 1852, when it was declared a city, Rosario slowly rebuilt itself.

"It got to be too much," said Ms. Handelman Meyer, who was the group's secretary when it was declared subversive.

It underwent a restoration in 1990, when it was declared a Cultural Monument of Exceptional Importance by the Serbian government.

It supplied 20% of Spain's electric power in 1948 and was doing very well then when it was declared bankrupt at the provincial Court at Reus.

The war in Iraq continued when it was declared over; the war on terror ends when it's proclaimed to be continuing.

The courts are without authority either to declare such policy, or, when it is declared by the legislature, to override it.

A more powerful incentive to hold onto unused space is that accounting rules require corporations to write down the space as a loss on their balance sheets in the year when it is declared surplus.

"[T]hey deny the truth when it is declared to them: but they shall learn the consequences of their scorn" (6:5).

When malaria occurred where it been declared eradicated, an inspector and survey team measured adult vector and larval densities in areas of 5 10 km around reported case-patients.

As Sheryl Sandberg said this week, when caller ID first came out, it was declared a violation of privacy.