Sentence examples for deem to include from inspiring English sources
Telecoms firms are allowed to charge for BT Openreach visits if the problem is due to the equipment inside your home – which they deem to include the master socket or any wiring that you have installed.
Some geographers classify Guyana as a part of the Caribbean region, which they deem to include the West Indies as well as Guyana, Belize, Suriname, and French Guiana on the South American mainland.
He said it had been deemed to include "stories without any physical evidence".
The city proposed repaying secured bondholders in full, but unsecured creditors, which it controversially deemed to include holders of general-obligation bonds, would take an 80% haircut.
The remote feed had a 40-second delay, giving the military the option of censoring any statement it deemed to include classified information.
"No such resolution shall be deemed to include or be construed to include the authorization for, or financing, of a stadium to house a professional sports team," the bill states.
(In 2004, a minor exemption was introduced for "chewing gum with therapeutic value" – deemed to include Wrigley's Orbit – essentially as a favour to the US, in order to close a bilateral trade deal).
The Germans argue that they can step out of the contracts without having to pay a pfennig because "acts of God" (deemed to include a policy switch by divine rulers in Bonn) are involved.
On the creditor side, secured bondholders will be repaid in full but unsecured creditors (deemed to include, controversially, holders of general-obligation bonds) will get only 20 cents on the dollar.In this section Banking without banks Breaking the threshold Simple but uncertain The battle of Detroit Pay on say Thrown to the dogs The island defence One way no more Foe or frenemy?
This is deemed to include both practices' own laboratories and commercial dental laboratories.
Increasingly, energy efficiency is deemed to include not only the physical efficiency of the technical equipment and facilities, but also the overall economic efficiency of the energy system [5].
