Sentence examples for deemed a subject from inspiring English sources

Given that the torch palaver is deemed a subject on which it is necessary to hold an opinion, I would like to put it out there that I do not agree.

She still avoids Google: "What do you do when your husband's autopsy report is on the internet and is deemed a subject worthy of fucking literary criticism?" The only other time she has talked to a newspaper was at the opening of her last art show when she spoke to a journalist from the New York Times.

However, the film was put on hold in the aftermath of September 11, bombs on planes not being deemed an appropriate subject for humour.

Long before women were allowed to have an opinion on anything, talk of children, politics or other people was strictly taboo – the weather was deemed an acceptable subject.

Howe never explained the reasons why Brown, the radical abolitionist, was deemed an unsatisfactory subject, but she woke up "in the gray of the [following] morning" with new lyrics in her head.

Data were de-identified by the non-affiliated data center prior to the time in which the researchers on this project received the data files, therefore this study was deemed a non-human subjects study which required no patient informed consent.

Under the new rules, any program that offers two or more organized recreational activities - with at least one of them on the risky list - is deemed a summer camp and subject to state regulation.

As a result, however, the experiment was deemed a failure; when the subjects used the mnemonic technique, there seemed to be no practicably measurable limits to their information-storage capacity!

The apparent reason, Professor Bellah's colleagues said this week, was that in the ardently secular canon of the hard sciences, religion was deemed an insufficiently rigorous subject for scholarly scrutiny.

For a subject to be deemed a responder there must be a 20% reduction in their basal WOMAC pain score [ 11].

The insurance giant A.I.G., which the government rescued a day after it let Lehman Brothers fail, is no longer deemed a "systemically important financial institution," subject to maximum government scrutiny.