Sentence examples for deemed as an from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the Russian Foreign Ministry deemed as an "unfriendly act" against Moscow a pledge by the European Union to help modernize Ukraine's gas infrastructure.

An IPC spokesman said: "Athletes feigning impairment during classification is deemed as an extremely serious offence by the IPC and can lead to an athlete serving a suspension.

The Social Network's protagonist, Mark Zuckerberg, was also deemed as an enigma to most at the time of the film's release.

And while some will never forgive what they deemed as an act of betrayal, actually the record shows that there are few MPs that have done more to help black children nationally and black and white children in Hackney – five new secondary schools – than Abbott.

Water splitting is deemed as an effective pathway for producing ideal clean energy, such as hydrogen.

What was deemed as an infelicitous context for [L] was in fact felicitous for [G].

For those children, at least, Shakespeare may not be deemed as dead as a wingless dodo.

Competing against its lessers was deemed as disgraceful as a whooping from its betters.

Another, blue with black checks, was deemed as a source of muffin top.

The ability to accurately read the colour was deemed as a measure of self-control.

Failure to do so would be deemed as "a fraud upon the people of the state of New York", Sheehan wrote.