Sentence examples similar to Deemed fitting from inspiring English sources

Thousands of people have been fallaciously deemed fit for work.

A game that inflicts those conditions on its players without due acclimatization ought not to be deemed fit for purpose.

He projected that one-quarter of the 2.2 million claimants on incapacity benefit would be deemed fit for work after they completed a new round of medical tests.

Jurors heard that Dvorzac was initially deemed fit for a return to Canada when he was assessed at East Surrey hospital, where he remained for four days.

Still, in intent "Clemenza" is an ethical homily: small wonder that its emphasis on regal magnanimity and moral rectitude would be deemed fit for an inaugural event.

He was deemed fit for the race by the trainer Bob Baffert after a smooth mile-and-a-half gallop around a muddy track at Churchill Downs.

The three men, who include Nuon Chea, "Brother Number Two", are the only members of the regime deemed fit to stand as defendants.

If the claimant scores less than 15 points in total they will be deemed fit for work and be placed onto Job Seekers Allowance.

Koscielny, who started the previous two matches, was on the bench but deemed fit not enough to start, while Monreal was injured.

It was this type of fanatical settler who deemed fit to assassinate former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.

Several thousand not deemed fit for work were sent to extermination camps and killed.