Sentence examples for deemed abandoned from inspiring English sources

Five other children were deemed abandoned because the facts about their parentage were hidden by "involved persons," People's Daily reported.

The villages are deemed "abandoned".

Later that evening, "several vehicles were deemed abandoned by authorities and required towing to an impound facility".

The police, critics say, could collect DNA deemed "abandoned" from targeted individuals and monitor their movements even if they are not suspected of committing a serious crime.

For its part, American Water Works has responded to this accusation by insisting that Freedom's game here is nothing more than an attempt to maintain its grip on "those parts of the business that it deems valuable, abandoning the rest, taking the going concern value from the debtor, and leaving the debtor and its many creditors 'holding the bag.'".

In the North Sea, EnQuest has pursued what it describes as a "scavenger strategy" centred on older fields that other oil companies have deemed unprofitable and abandoned.

The results also show the risk of farm abandonment in the two studied less favoured areas: in all three scenarios more than 30% of arable land is deemed to be abandoned.

Evans also said Segura was out according to Rule 7.08a, which is when a runner is deemed to be "abandoning his efforts to run the bases".

Those that left Cuba for more than 60 days (later extended to 11 months) were deemed "deserters" who had "abandoned" their homeland.

For about four decades now, rediscovering and promoting the work of women writers deemed to have been "abandoned" by readers has been a staple of the literary feminist.

The city list of 1,587 properties ready for destruction -- as well as the nearly 10,000 others that are abandoned and deemed dangerous -- includes multiple addresses in each of its 22 tax wards.