Sentence examples for deemed personal from inspiring English sources

Personal genomic data comprises any substantive amount of genomic sequence data (for example, human whole genome, exome, transcriptome, or epigenomic sequencing) that are deemed personal by way of being unique to each person and fixed.

Even subscriptions to the Wall Street Journal are deemed personal expenses, and all the partners pay for their own.

Clinton appeared to contradict herself at one point, admitting that some 30,000 emails from her tenure at Foggy Bottom that she had deemed personal no longer existed.

But at that time, it was well known that Clinton had deleted tens of thousands of emails she deemed personal from her private server.

She has said she turned over about 30,000 e-mails to the State Department last year, and had destroyed about the same number she deemed personal.

Clinton's use of a "homebrew" email server left emails containing classified information potentially vulnerable to foreign hackers, and her deletion of 33,000 emails deemed personal has been a major campaign issue.

"Illinois deems personal assistants to be state employees for one purpose only, collective bargaining," wrote Mr Alito.

Illinois deems personal assistants to be state employees for one purpose only, collective bargaining, 10 but the scope of bargaining that may be conducted on their behalf is sharply limited.

Towards Another Summer, an autobiographical novel Frame wrote in 1963 but deemed too personal for publication until after her death, was released in 2007.

Tom Trenta, the president of Egg Strategy Chicago, said the app helps marketers gain access to consumers in situations deemed too personal for a traditional focus group.

Under those circumstances, the custodian's act of production is not deemed a personal act, but rather an act of the corporation.