Sentence examples for day deeming from inspiring English sources

Last year, football's world governing body fined England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland for their use of the poppy to commemorate Armistice day, deeming it to be a political symbol.

McCloskey publicised the killings at a news conference held in Zagreb the next day, deeming them genocide.

(Said treatment also stemmed from the video in which the smooth-skinned, twinkly-eyed 66-year-old Earl, who drinks up to a quart of buttermilk a day, deemed it "better than Viagra").

So to try to discover how many people live on less than the equivalent of $1.08 per day (deemed to be the absolute poverty line), the World Bank employs a method called "purchasing power parity".

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In a long awaited decision the United States Supreme Court struck down the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) on Wednesday, deeming it unconstitutional to deny federal benefits to married same-sex couples.

Her appointment coincides with a major debate on trans rights underway in the U.S. The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against North Carolina on Monday, deeming the state's "bathroom bill" discriminatory and in violation of civil rights law.

It is these cracks that the safety agency on Friday deemed were more significant.

The busiest day of the year for publishing is Super Thursday, deemed to be the optimum day for new releases to hit shelves and maximise Christmas sales.

The midfielder who turned 36 last Friday deemed the buildup to England's final group game of a desperately anticlimactic World Cup campaign hardly the time to reminisce over a 15-year career at this level.

Judge M. Teresa Sarmina of Common Pleas Court on Monday deemed Monsignor William J. Lynn's conduct too serious to warrant bail, despite defense arguments that the conviction may well be overturned because Monsignor Lynn was not the immediate supervisor of any priests accused of sexual abuse.