Sentence examples for deemed not allowed from inspiring English sources

Previously, Öpik also had to repay £2,499 for a 42in plasma television, which the parliamentary authorities deemed "not allowed" because it was purchased while parliament was dissolved for a general election, meaning technically, Öpik wasn't actually an MP.

The European Commission yesterday March 21stt) issued a much fought-over proposal to give itself the power to close its public-procurement markets to companies from countries deemed not to reciprocate in allowing European firms to compete for their public contracts.The Commission insists this is not about protectionism, but about becoming an adult in the big bad world.

Officials are seeking approval for a new procedure that would allow for the faster removal of bicycles deemed not to be in use.

For patients deemed not to have capacity to make specific decisions statute law allows health care professionals to make those decisions in the patient's best interests.

Some questions allowed for selecting multiple options.> The survey was reviewed by the local Research and Development team and was deemed not to require Ethics Committee approval.

Each was deemed not to have SARS.

Some, though, were deemed not qualified.

As currently drafted, the Volcker proposal would constrain liquidity because banks would not enter into market-making activities for fear of their being presumptively deemed proprietary trading and thus not allowed.

It is ridiculous, he says, that the UKM4, who are all aged 21 years or older, are deemed responsible enough to vote, yet not allowed join a party.

Absentee voting (i.e. notifying the DGS of one's vote when one cannot attend the meeting), though not allowed by RONR11, is deemed critical by the Field to allow maximal participation by those with busy schedules and multiple commitments.

Like Breillat herself, who was 17 when she wrote an erotic novel that by law she was not allowed to read – it was deemed unfit for under-18s.