To Which End, We the People declare that those in office who purport to represent us no longer do, and shall not be deemed to do so until they consent to the demands herein, and express their sincere intention to use their political office to fulfill these demands.
EVERY year the city of Aachen, in Germany, awards the Charlemagne prize, to the person whom it deems to have done the most to promote the cause of European unity.
Liwimbi said: "Malawians deemed to have done a heroic endeavour of national importance, and selected by committee, which will scrutinise whatever they did, will be buried there". Madonna has adopted two children from Malawi.
If they meet those grades, a school is deemed to have done well.
The facts of each case would determine what a homeowner is deemed to be doing.
The Order is the highest state honor conferred on individuals deemed to have done much for their artistic field.
The former Arsenal striker was deemed to have done sufficient damage and Mourinho replaced him with Gonzalo Higuaín.
He is deemed to have done what was necessary to protect the Kikuyu in 2007-2008, when they were being hunted out of their farms by Kalenjin militias.
This raises the prospect of large fines for inadequate anti-money-laundering controls for banks that aren't deemed to be doing enough to combat these scourges.
Since 1950 Aachen has bestowed a yearly Charlemagne prize on the figure deemed to have done most to promote European unity.
Two months later he repeated the request in writing, though he now denies this.Mr von der Schulenburg is deemed to have done a good job.
