Sentence examples for considers outdated from inspiring English sources

In response, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo convened a statewide mandate-relief committee, and the Board of Regents has identified laws it considers outdated.

A couple of years on, many initiatives will be considered outdated and not worth worrying about".

Formerly known as hermaphrodite (or hermaphroditic), but these terms are now considered outdated and derogatory.

In German, the word translates roughly to "Negro," and, though once standard, is now considered outdated and racist.

When Hurricane Sandy hit on Oct. 29, the federal agency's flood maps were already considered outdated.

But it's a rare hairdo that remains fashionable for six decades, and in recent years the techniques tested in the practical exam have been widely considered outdated.

One senior Bush administration official referred disdainfully to Start as a "telephone-book-size document" that both sides now considered outdated.

Going back to the mid-1980s, Dr. Bert Vogelstein and his Johns Hopkins colleagues used what would now be considered outdated techniques to investigate the genetic changes that occur as a benign colon polyp becomes a deadly cancer.

BOSTON — Gov. Deval Patrick on Monday signed into law new limits on alimony in Massachusetts, sharply curbing lifetime alimony payments in divorce cases and making a series of other changes to a system that critics considered outdated.

The report, the existence of which was first mentioned in Time magazine this week, was never circulated and is now considered outdated by United Nations officials in New York precisely because the security situation has deteriorated so much that the findings are obsolete.

It also seeks an offer of some form of amnesty to I.R.A. members abroad who want to return to Northern Ireland without fear of prosecution on charges they consider outdated and politically inspired.