Sentence examples for be deemed to represent from inspiring English sources
At least one of these papers must be deemed to represent graduate-level work.
The Secretary may classify the various types of projects involved in the elimination of hazards of railway-highway crossings, and may set for each such classification a percentage of the costs of construction which shall be deemed to represent the net benefit to the railroad or railroads for the purpose of determining the railroad's share of the cost of construction.
The fact that a consumer has received a periodic statement that reflects unauthorized transfers may be a factor in determining whether the consumer had knowledge of the loss or theft, but cannot be deemed to represent conclusive evidence that the consumer had such knowledge.
Should the outliers be deemed to represent more than 0.3% of the total traffic, then the algorithm considers that there may be a change in the average and increases the outlier bounds to accommodate this new traffic.
They are not being punished for any wrong they may have done, but for the values their relationship is deemed to represent.
An Australian man claimed he was taken off a commercial flight on Saturday after doodles he was making in a notebook were deemed to represent a terrorist threat.
The newspaper reported that Mr. Ri had been arrested after dozing off during a meeting supervised by Mr. Kim and that Mr. Hwang had proposed a policy that was deemed to represent a challenge to Mr. Kim's leadership.
Gazzetta dello Sport recognised his efforts last month when they awarded him this year's Premio Giacinto Facchetti – a prize bestowed each year on a figure who is deemed to represent "The Beauty in Football".
When no electrons are on the floating gate, and the transistor works normally, it represents a one; and when electrons are trapped on the floating gate, so that the transistor stops working, the cell is deemed to represent a zero.
