Sentence examples for which it is declared from inspiring English sources

A concerted drive by the EU is now under way to require companies to declare where their profits are made, and to ensure tax is paid there rather than in the country in which it is declared.

Strict construction he insisted "would cripple the government, and render it unequal to the objects for which it is declared to be instituted".

A recent review [ 9] notes that menthol is currently approved by the US FDA for use in over-the-counter lozenges, topical preparations and vapour inhalation products based on its antipuritic and antitussive properties, and is widely used as a food flavouring, for which it is declared "Generally Recognized as Safe" (GRAS).

inst., in which it was declared that they would retain their country at the cost of the last drop of their blood.

The alliance is an indicator that the ecumenical movement may have regained momentum after several decades in which it was declared all but dead.

The doctrine was further defined by the Council of Chalcedon (ad 451), at which it was declared that Jesus was perfect in deity and in humanity and that the identity of each nature was preserved in the person of Jesus Christ.

After an absence of 23 years, during which it was declared extinct, this pale, diminutive flower, the most enigmatic of all Britain's wild plants, rematerialised last autumn in an oak wood in Herefordshire.

"If Turkey's institutions are to function properly, the government should do the same".The generals' latest salvoes come as the European Union puts the final touches to a document detailing the conditions that Turkey must fulfil if it is to start the membership negotiations for which it was declared eligible at an EU summit in Helsinki last year.

The second period is that of the postwar years, in which there was a social consensus that was formed under the umbrella of the cold war and rising prosperity (what the French call Les Trente Glorieuses) and in which it was declared that class and class struggle had come to an end.

At which point it was declared overused by organs of upper-class white folk media like Time magazine.

Revocation is effected either by the testator's physically destroying the instrument or by his executing a new testamentary instrument, the provisions of which are incompatible with those of the earlier one or in which it is simply declared that the will is revoked.