Sentence examples for deemed incapable from inspiring English sources

He did not even mention the United States, which he deemed incapable of offering serious resistance.

The US will rely for its information on Honduran agencies that have been universally deemed incapable of investigation.

The court can intervene in cases where a country is deemed incapable of conducting a proper investigation.

"It is ludicrous that a student deemed to be of sufficient academic merit is deemed incapable of budgeting to ensure they have enough money to live on.

"In short, he was responsible for depriving of their liberty many children whom he deemed incapable of existing outside institutions," Czech said.

Instead, racism is the systemic discrimination of whole groups of people cast as outsiders, deemed incapable of full incorporation into society, and treated with suspicion on this basis.

Why is it that Arabs are deemed uniquely incapable of internal reform?

Most economists had deemed Greece incapable of repaying its debt mountain, which amounts to 150 percent of its gross domestic product.

For example, Facebook's AI has been deemed technically incapable of spotting discriminatory housing ads, which violate the federal Fair Housing Act and were a problem on the social network until the site changed its policy late last year.

Until the end of the twentieth century, state intervention in ECE restricted to cases in which families were deemed as incapable of guaranteeing child wellbeing (Malajovich 2010; Ponce 2006).

A doctor deemed him incapable of working underground.