Sentence examples for correctly deemed from inspiring English sources

Every enslaved African that chose to leave a plantation, under the cover of the night and live their lives as fugitives, knowingly broke, what they correctly deemed unjust laws.

Eighty-eight patients were correctly deemed as poor grade.

A bill aimed at criminalising independent journalism has been delayed by ZANU members of parliament, who (correctly) deem it unconstitutional (see article).

Approval now will foster the public policies that the FCC correctly deems so vital for the American public.

A traditional side-effect of Prohibition: widespread flouting of a law that the public quite correctly deems to be an ass.

The iPhone was the fastest growing mobile device for video consumption (by 6x), which MeFeedia correctly deems largely fueled by the built-in YouTube support of the Apple phone.

For instance, I coach fire captains to not only pre-determine the appropriate drills that all new crew members need to perform, but also how many times each task must be done correctly to be deemed acceptable.

For example, a recent study showed limitations of the TMT in correctly identifying patients deemed unfit to drive[ 10].

"Big claim for handball from Accies as Morris plays it off McManus but the ref (correctly, I think) deems it not to have been deliberate". Rangers' Gedion Zelalem challenges for the ball against Dumbarton goalkeeper Mark Brown.Image caption: Rangers' Gedion Zelalem challenges for the ball against Dumbarton goalkeeper Mark Brown.

Companies that estimated correctly — and had what were deemed as excess profits — would pay fees to help underwrite at least some of the cost of helping the insurance companies that had stumbled.

Moreover, an aligned read is deemed to be correctly aligned only if the mapping position is identical to the true position of the read.