Examples of using Were declared in English and their translations into French
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even single homes were declared nuclear-free.
their famous traditional ceramics were declared a representative product of Peru.
Cala Mesquida, Cala Moltó and Cala Agulla were declared in 1991 Àrea Natural d'Especial Interès by the Parlament de les Illes Balears.
Taking into account the wishes of many believers,"Ramadan Khayit" and"Kurban Khayit" were declared public holidays.
His vows were declared invalid in 1715 by sentence of the ecclesiastical court.
If the application were declared admissible, or if it was not examined within five days, the asylum seeker
Some provisions in the law were declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Tribunal
No companies in which NRC holds equity investments were declared bankrupt or inactive during the year nine in 2010.
Mine-clearance efforts undertaken by the Government of El Salvador with the cooperation of the United Nations were declared completed in January.
Hostilities ended in the unilateral ceasefires that were declared on 18 and 19 January 2009,
On 19 August, parts of Mississippi and Louisiana were declared major disaster areas and became eligible for federal disaster relief funds.
the three primitive creeds were declared to be the true foundations of Christian faith,
The first of these facilities were constructed in 1998, but were declared illegal and forced to close down in 2000 by authorities.
the peace of the Murifeld were declared null and void by the city council of Bern.
All provinces were declared equal in rights,
Honiara and Guadalcanal were declared disaster areas by the Solomon Government.
States of emergency were declared for 40 out of a total 53 municipalities that reported minor damage from mudslides and flooding.
Waterford and then Dublin were declared royal cities,
Persons who were declared legally incompetent could apply directly to a judge to have their legal capacity restored.
the three primitive creeds were declared to be the true foundations of Christian faith,