Sentence examples for deem need from inspiring English sources

At University Prep, students are pulled out of the classroom once a week to work with tutors on specific writing projects their teachers deem need improvement.

Court employees who report directly to the judge will refer the youngsters and their families to whatever services are deemed needed to keep the youngsters out of trouble.

Under NCLB, schools that fail to make AYP for two years in a row in the same category, such as graduation rate, are deemed "Needs Improvement".

Studies based on general population are deemed needed[ 13, 17], to establish whether gender-based differences exist in such samples.

Since these PRRs respond to both infectious and noninfectious inflammatory stimuli, additional regulatory mechanism was deemed needed if pattern recognition receptors were to be the key components to discriminate the two (Liu et al., 2009).

The email also goes on to discuss Revenue and Customs (HMRC) rules, including tests "to differentiate between a contractor who HMRC deem to need to pay tax like an employee and a contractor who does not".

Woodward (1991) and Linton (1998, p. 14) deem special needs a condescending euphemism, promoted by paternalistic "do-gooders".

Of this subset, 44 (4.6%) were identified as special needs and 85 (8.8%) were deemed to need further assessment.

Consider the mushrooming federal subcategory of "sensitive but unclassified" information also deemed in need of shielding.

As expected, the UK's banks are not deemed to need any extra capital buffer.

It also has power over all matters deemed in need of uniform rules across the country.