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An elderly man from Hull has confounded doctors by recovering after he was officially declared dead.
The inspector declared the meat fit for human consumption.
The club closed after the fire brigade declared its wiring to be unsafe.
But its ascent to prominence should not and cannot be achieved simply by declaring jurisdiction over world affairs.
Each class declaring virtual slots contains a vector of virtual slots accessors.
The introduction of the computer as a musical tool provided what seemed like the final justification for declaring that all sounds were possible.
Declaring insolvency power: whether supervisory authorities have the power to declare a deeply troubled bank insolvent.
The local, or national, authorities privatize the resource by allowing an outside firm to access the resource, while declaring illegal its access to villagers.
Users will basically employ the existing code by declaring instances of classes and using them to perform the wanted actions.
Pointing and social awareness : declaring and requesting in the second year.
Identity cards were obtained for escapers by the expedient of helpers declaring their own as 'lost' and applying for replacements.
It also has a parameter, length, declaring the maximal length of the trajectory that the user can accept.
This does not yet justify our declaring a geometry based on transcendental intuition to be impossible.
Two men provided only their date of birth, revealing age without declaring it.
This paper attempts to quantify procedures for declaring eradication which in the past have involved common sense and educated guesses.
In addition, states had elaborate procedures for declaring the unpaid subscriptions that became due.
The old man had pressed him to stay, declaring that his presence would help him back to health.
It seemed unwise to dismiss these views with one sentence in the report declaring that the literature was of insufficient quality to be considered seriously.
