Sentence examples for are deemed of from inspiring English sources

The bill includes a six-month rule, meaning that patients with less than six months to live and are deemed of sound mind can ask to die.

Ten percent of pearls are deemed of remarkably high quality and are sold to wholesalers such as Mouawad jewelers, the Lebanese team behind the world's most expensive handbag and brassiere, selling for $3.8 million and $11 million, respectively.

As a result there is a mountain of Chinese patents of dubious quality.UNESCO's latest attempt to look at patents has therefore focused on the offices of America, Europe and Japan, as these are deemed of "high quality".

In April 2015, pictures of Liam getting pissed would be unlikely to trump the arrival of Kate Middleton's baby, but the regularity with which reliably spurious Oasis stories are deemed of greater interest to readers of a national newspaper than, say, the general election is testament to a continuing, insatiable public appetite for all things Gallagher.

Prisoners at Azouli are routinely electrocuted, beaten and hanged naked by their tied wrists for hours until they either give up specific information, memorise confessions or until – in the case of a small group of released former inmates – are deemed of no further use to their interrogators.

Approximately 200 of these are deemed of national importance, including former concentration camps such as Buchenwald, Bergen-Belsen and Oranienburg.

The changes, however, were deemed of "medium" priority.

Only 24% is deemed of outstanding natural beauty; 5% is of special scientific interest; 1% is country park.

A telegram states that scouts are watching the Wakkerstroom road, which is deemed of considerable strategic importance.

The completed short, "Live Music," has been deemed of high enough quality by Sony Pictures Entertainment to warrant a theatrical run.

"This work was deemed of sufficient interest and value that previous administrations of the Hayward Gallery looked after it very well.