Sentence examples for because it is deemed from inspiring English sources

hibit a particular stipulation in an agreement because it is deemed to be opposed in its operation to the security and well being of the community, it may prohibit it in any agreement, whether the employment is for a term or at will.

And if the state may prohibit a particular stipulation in an agreement because it is deemed to be opposed in its operation to the security and well being of the community, it may prohibit it in any agreement, whether the employment is for a term or at will.

The OFDM is advantageous in cognitive networks not only because of its flexibility and scalability but more importantly because it is deemed that it allows simpler management of spectral resources.

Turkey grows because it attracts international investment; and Turkey attracts investment because it is deemed stable.

Such work is not carried out any more because it is deemed unnecessary or a sop to political correctness.

The furnishings are bought in bulk: for instance, RenterGirl doesn't have a bathroom cabinet, because it is deemed 'non-essential'.

Its original November release was delayed because it was deemed not ready for cinema screens.

Still, this display is included not because it was deemed scientifically important, but because it was deemed politically important.

Mr. Koolhaas's project was scrapped because it was deemed too expensive to build and operate.

The Celeron was received frostily by the market, because it was deemed too slow.

But The Voices remained in the wilderness because it was deemed too difficult to make.