Sentence examples for deemed exceptional from inspiring English sources

For these and other reasons the case has been deemed exceptional.

Under the patent law, each side pays its own legal fees when a patent holder contends a company is infringing its patent — unless the case is deemed "exceptional".

Then a case is deemed exceptional if the company that infringed the patent acted despite "an objectively high likelihood" that it was in the wrong.

When the novel, deemed "exceptional" in a Guardian review, was later picked up by Edinburgh-based publisher Canongate, it was then longlisted for 2017's Man Booker prize.

There have been, however, several trends away from this harsh rule in situations deemed exceptional which have finally led to recent legislation overturning it.

Mr. Obama also gave himself the right to grant waivers in cases he deemed exceptional, most prominently to William J. Lynn III, an ex-Raytheon lobbyist he nominated as deputy defense secretary.

We headed to the 15th-century Ducal Palace, whose wooden study was deemed so exceptional it was shipped off to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.

AMSTERDAM — The 17th-century houses and narrow streets that line Amsterdam's three main canals are deemed so exceptional that Unesco added the area to its World Heritage List in 2010.

In both cases, if any match official saw part of the incident – even if not the full detail – the FA would not take further action, unless it were deemed an "exceptional circumstance".

In effect, this policy makes it unlikely that permanent jobs (with the exception of the very highly paid or those deemed 'exceptional') will be offered to applicants from outside the EU.

Many individuals deemed 'exceptional' did not leave their mark on history without significant guidance from others, particularly other gifted people.