I've been doing it for five or six years and there is nothing anyone could deem political.
Under its spell, you could deem even the most astringent works of other artists fatally fussy.
Council officials could deem whether an area is suitable for longer opening, depending on local opinions.
In email correspondence, PetroSaudi explained that Blair's team could not arrange deals "as this could deem TB to be carrying out regulated activities.
He observed, however, that peaceful prayer during a school meeting is generally not protected by the First Amendment and that a judge by law could deem it disruptive.
But I'm worried that the housing allowance -- hundreds of thousands of dollars to allow them to approximate their current housing at exorbitant Westchester prices -- is something that only the geniuses who ran Nassau County into the ground could deem prudent.
If the entertainment industry's legal arm gets out of control, they say, they could deem almost anything to be a piracy site.
The European Union had offered investment opportunities and about $4 billion in aid in exchange for elections that independent observers could deem free and fair for the first time.
But for another, they say, if they accept too low a valuation, and then the property is sold for much more, the state could deem the whole town underassessed, and everybody's taxes could go up.
It was the context, too, in which Mr Blair's team could deem it appropriate to rip off the internet old material about Saddam's former arsenal, long since mostly destroyed, and hand it to journalists as a second dossier.
