But only about one-third deemed it highly unethical to use the computer to search for another job, and just 18percentt found much fault with Web surfing or shopping.
Iranians duly followed the fatwa but deemed it highly inconvenient and were relieved when another mullah decreed that it was OK, religiously, to consume sugar with tea as long as it is not mixed in the glass but held in the mouth.
Researchers deemed it highly suspicious.
When Nansen's plans became public knowledge The New York Times was enthusiastic, deeming it "highly probable that there is a comparatively short and direct route across the Arctic Ocean by way of the North Pole, and that nature herself has supplied a means of communication across it".
We deem it to be highly significant that, in the light of existing practices and statutory regulations, the Congress carefully restricted its own requirements and did not attempt to interfere with the operation of state laws as to the amounts which warehousemen might charge.
Lady of the Forest has received generally positive reviews, with Stephen Knight deeming it a "highly effective novel".
However, many later deemed it a highly influential record, and it has since received many accolades, such as the top spot on Spin magazine's list of the "50 Most Essential Punk Records".
Amy Sciaretto of Pop Crush gave the track a mixed review, and deemed it as highly similar to the work of Spears, stating: "If you told us this song was penned for Britney Spears for her last album Femme Fatale, we'd Believe it, because the computerized style and the thick vocal effects remind us of recent Brit material.
The city said anyone who had scored above 65 was considered "qualified," but chose its initial hires from random sets among candidates who scored 89 or better, a group it deemed "highly qualified," court documents say.
There is no 'silver bullet' to tackle this issue, but along with other retailers, we're working hard to find a solution". The FSA expressed particularly concern over the number of birds it deemed "highly" contaminated, seen as more likely to cause food poisoning.
