Sentence examples similar to deemed disadvantageous from inspiring English sources
It adds that policing "will not tolerate discrimination or victimisation or any disadvantageous treatment" against those raising concerns and says an officer "can never be deemed to bring the policing profession into disrepute" because of the "overriding duty to report wrongdoing".
Farmers felt they had adopted measures on advice from technical specialists, but these measured turned out to be disadvantageous, for example, "Agriculture has always been pretty quick to take on board new things that were deemed to be good, but we've had quite a lot of stuff come at us that's deemed to bad, well it's turned out to be bad" (interview 26, hill beef and sheep farmer).
She deemed it "fascinating".
He deemed this "offensive".
America deemed it "invalid".
Lloyd was deemed missing.
Some were deemed betrayers.
The complex was deemed revolutionary.
The subject is deemed distasteful.
It deemed the project "unacceptable".
