Sentence examples for will be declared during from inspiring English sources

Daventry's election is being held alongside the European poll on Thursday, and the results will be declared during the night.

The two popes, who have disparate followings among reformers and conservatives within the church, will be declared saints on April 27, Francis said during a meeting with cardinals at the Vatican.

If the number of opposition candidates elected is less than nine, losing opposition candidates who have the highest percentage of votes during the election will be declared elected as NCMPs to make up the minimum number of opposition MPs.

"Any person who doesn't have this ID or a valid passport will be declared illegal here in our country," Santos said during the announcement.

And during next summer's World Cup, a national holiday will be declared on every day that Brazil play, shutting schools and shops.

He will be declared the loser.

Final results will be declared on May 13.

If they cannot, a mistrial will be declared.

The final results will be declared late Sunday.

Before long, a drought emergency will be declared for New Jersey.

All kinds of sanctions will be declared against you.