Sentence examples for be deemed free from inspiring English sources

Coming elections must be deemed free and fair.

The foreign ministers of Germany and Poland had offered Mr. Lukashenko about $3.5 billion in aid on condition that this election be deemed free and fair.

Hence his work would be deemed free and devoid of any copyright, thus leading to attribution and reproduction by anyone.

Besides, no election in the region has ever been deemed free and fair by international observers.

Poland and Germany recently offered Belarus $3.5 billion in aid if this election was deemed free and fair.

The bathroom was deemed free for its proper use, and Fabrice went in and closed the door.

From 1990 through 1994, 54 elections were held in 29 countries and about half were deemed free and fair by official election observers, according to Professor Bratton's analysis.

Last year, four democracies here at the foot of the continent -- South Africa, Botswana, Namibia and Mozambique -- elected presidents in contested elections that were deemed free and fair.

The election results, which were deemed free and fair by the international community, signaled an end to the armed conflict in Nicaragua.

The election in October, which was deemed free and fair by Western observers, raised hopes that Georgia could become a beacon of democracy.

Under agreements made early in 1991, Comecon was renamed the Organization for International Economic Cooperation, each nation was deemed free to seek its own trade outlets, and members were reduced to a weak pledge to "coordinate" policies on quotas, tariffs, international payments, and relations with other international bodies.