Sentence examples for deemed friendly from inspiring English sources

The Volkswagen New Beetle was deemed friendly, but not powerful.

The more numerous variety are deemed friendly, courageous, enterprising and good with money, according to Chinese tradition, as are humans born in their year.

Conservatives were infuriated that Mr. Ahmadinejad ignored an order from Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, to drop Mr. Mashaei, who angered conservatives last year with comments deemed friendly to Israel.

It is surely significant that most of the terrorists who have been identified in the September 11th attacks on New York and Washington come from Saudi Arabia and Egypt — that is, from countries whose rulers are deemed friendly to the United States.

Mr. Putin had not invited him to an earlier Russian-Polish ceremony; Poland's prime minister, whom Moscow deemed friendlier, was invited instead.

The diversions appear to mark an unusually intensive campaign to funnel Chinese Internet traffic into sites the government deems friendly and safe.

Nor does it mean giving the gift of camouflage sheets from Cabela's, though they are deemed "Christmas-friendly". "(Christmas) friendly retailers are so designated because they prominently use "Merry Christmas" and other Christmas-specific references in their catalogs and in-store promotions.

Hostility is aimed at estate agents, property developers and local councils deemed too friendly with them.

Republican officials said that much of that money is being held by four Republican state parties deemed especially friendly to the national committee: Idaho, Massachusetts, Oklahoma and Vermont.

Officials said they had also reached an accord to reduce tariffs on products related to 54 technologies deemed environmentally friendly — fulfilling a goal set at the economic conference last year.

Why the fuss?The main reason is that Mr Hodac is deemed too friendly with Vaclav Klaus, an abrasive former prime minister who runs the right-wing opposition Civic Democratic Party.