Sentence examples for deem from inspiring English sources

Greece's recently elected leftwing-led government has so far failed to present a package of reforms to the IMF and its eurozone partners that those creditors deem serious enough to unlock the remaining bailout funds.

"That would strengthen them and as long as we deem a threat to this country we have to take precautions".

Twitter was also quick to deem it absurd: Quite.

This is bad news for the company's free website news.com.au, which is being deprived of stories the mastheads deem to be exclusive or premium.

The key provisions of the Patriot Act that deem the federal government's dragnet surveillance legal are set to expire on 1 June.

The referee from that Old Firm game did not deem the player's actions all that serious – bear that in mind if there is another threat of labour withdrawal – but Regan was unable to follow up his strong words, which only makes him appear weak.

Macroeconomists now advise central banks on monetary policy, and behavioral economists tell political parties and governments how to nudge citizens to do what politicians and economists deem to be right.

People who have never heard of John Stuart Mill believe it is better for an individual to encompass their own destruction rather than for society to compromise with the "evil of allowing others to constrain him for what they deem to be his good".

Thanks to social media, cartoons are reaching more people than ever before, but that enables enemies of free speech to monitor and respond to content they deem objectionable.

Murphy and his backroom team have simply pored over policy areas where they deem the SNP to be weakest and that§ resonate deeply with working-class voters and come up with some eye-catching declarations.

One element in the Real IRA's recent activity has been a wave of so-called "punishment" shootings and beatings of those they deem "antisocial elements" in nationalist working class areas.