Sentence examples for Deems relevant from inspiring English sources

(C) Any other evidence that CMS deems relevant to its determination.

Every now and then, when we touch on something he deems relevant, he urges me to turn my voice recorder back on.

Though temporally narrow — the fall of '62 through the spring of '64 — the book's subject matter couldn't be wider, encompassing anything Maraniss deems relevant to his purposes.

While much of the tech and media industries pondered Jeffrey P. Bezos's deal to buy The Washington Post, Facebook released a feature that re-surfaces old, but what it deems relevant, posts in a user's news feed.

Under that section, businesses, organizations or citizens can be compelled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, if it has a federal judge's order, to hand over any records the F.B.I. deems relevant to an investigation of terrorism or espionage, as long as the investigation is not based solely on actions already protected by the Constitution's free speech provisions.

Muting gives users a bit more control over what they see regardless of what they've liked or what Instagram's algorithm deems relevant.

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.