The company was signing a long-term deal on a property it had owned, lost and then leased from Nama every six months — after the agency deemed it too valuable to agree anything beyond a short lease — before it was sold to the German retailer.
"Even though it's just now on its feet, it's already deemed highly valuable to tsunami and other scientific research.
For about a week, a team of investigators removed whatever it deemed valuable.
Although being a draft shotgun genome (129 MB out of ~300 MB, 2x coverage, maximum contig length 36140 and N50 length = 3683), it was still deemed valuable for analysis as it is currently the most complete genome sequence belonging to the Euphorbiaceae.
And is stealing still stealing if it is something deemed not valuable, or then again, invaluable?
Respecting Lockean rights is deemed morally valuable for its own sake, not merely for the sake of good consequences it might bring about.
The house, which was built to Mann's specifications, in the nineteen-forties, went on the market earlier this year, and it seemed likely to be demolished, because the structure was deemed less valuable than the land beneath it.
Sources close to the talks now say a likely option is to let Chrysler file for bankruptcy, allowing Fiat to purchase only those assets that it deems most valuable, leaving the rest for liquidation.
Since ancient times, gold has been deemed intrinsically valuable, holding its worth even as governments fell and currencies collapsed, while seemingly casting a spell on its owners.
When a book reached a store's shelf, or a film reached a cinema's screen, or a show made it into the cable distribution system, you knew that it had been deemed valuable enough to invest with substantial resources, not least a series of legal agreements and indemnifications between various parties in the value chain.
What does it say about society that appearing feminine is not only deemed less valuable, but increases the likelihood of being physically assaulted?
