Sentence examples similar to deem it true that from inspiring English sources
We deem it a fortiori true that where a witness draws the lines of refusal in less sweeping fashion by declining to answer questions within a generally defined area of interrogation, the prosecutor cannot multiply contempts by further questions within that area.
"They did deem it necessary to close that park".
We deem it unlikely that the increase in reported case numbers reflects a true increase in norovirus activity in the outbreak period.
Although the suggestion that this can only lead to attenuation of the true effect does not always hold [ 39], we deem it unlikely that the observed effect can be explained entirely by misclassification.
It is true that commanders should be able, if they deem it necessary, to maximize the number of men and women hunting down Saddam Hussein and foreign terrorists.
It's true that while cable subscriptions are declining at an increasing rate, it's not a big enough issue to deem it the end of paid TV.
The British act of Parliament, declaring the power of Parliament to make laws to bind America in all cases whatsoever, was not more extensive; for it is as true as a maxim, that even the British Parliament neither could nor would pass any law in any case in which they did not either deem it necessary and proper to make such law or pretend to deem it so.
It is true that Congress has not deemed it necessary to interfere with the duties of the ordinary officers of election, but has been content to leave them as prescribed by State laws.
"Is it true that life continues?
It is true, that is absolutely true.
