Sentence examples for Deemed relevant from inspiring English sources

Full-text manuscripts were obtained for studies deemed relevant or of unclear relevance.

Why is this deemed relevant?

Any other information deemed relevant by the Department of Justice.

Currently an employer can turn you down for a position if the conviction is "deemed relevant".

Prosecutors wrote that they had turned over evidence they deemed relevant to the cases.

The new law means Mr. Horowitz's investigators should have access to any records deemed relevant.

But now feminism has been deemed relevant, more interesting debates have sprung up within it.

Visibly puzzled, Brittin replied that he would detail his salary if it were deemed relevant.

Parts 1 and 2 recited the facts and precedents that the majority deemed relevant.

Flowers had disclosed a spent conviction for gross indecency from 1981, but it was not deemed relevant.

Furthermore, the courts can force Internet service providers to retrieve messages if they are deemed relevant to a case.