Sentence examples for deemed as such from inspiring English sources

I often wondered why sex was deemed as such a taboo topic for women, so I would discuss it with my male friends in hopes of learning more.

In 1990, a federal court in Florida ruled that the album was legally obscene — the first in history to be deemed as such.

But so far, despite numerous lawsuits filed by prisoners claiming that the food constitutes a violation of the 8th Amendment's protection from cruel and unusual punishment, no recipes have been deemed as such.

So while most unheralded or "lost" classics are deemed as such because they were ahead of their time, Predator missed out on recognition because it was just a tad past its sweet spot.

It must be acknowledged that two other meta-analyses that have previously been published in the Lancet (1997) and the British Medical Journal (1991) have deemed several trials that had strongly positive effects from homeopathic treatment as "high quality" than was not deemed as such by Shang (and he has never commented about this discrepancy).

Large pharmaceutical companies in the global north were outraged; some of the actions that Brazil pursued were illegal (or deemed as such) within the context of the Agreement on Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) in the newly established World Trade Organization WTOO).

After criticism of an earlier draft of the law, refugees will no longer have to give up items of sentimental value, such as wedding rings, or items deemed as essential, such as watches.

(Teachers had all but abandoned their schools already, after most of the students began staying home following changes to the curriculum by the new Egyptian head of the education ministry). Those Isis deemed as essential, such as doctors like Wassan and engineers working in service departments, were ordered to show up anyway, and paid a 10th of their former salary.

This explanation would still be compatible with the biomedical viewpoint which attributes AIDS symptoms to a virus transmitted through risky behaviours and which can affect "anyone" (including those deemed as "innocent" such as the negative spouse of an infected partner or a child infected by its mother).

Restrictions on the import to both the West Bank and Gaza of goods deemed as "dual use", such as chemicals and fertilisers which Israel says could be used in the manufacture of weapons, had severely affected manufacturing and agriculture.

What you don't want to permit is anything that is illegal or would be deemed as highly unethical, such as paying for information.