Sentence examples for deemed resolved from inspiring English sources
Mr. Davy said he would also transfer about 57 workers who are already trained in child welfare work into offices around the state to investigate abuse claims and evaluate cases that are deemed resolved.
"If a notice of discontinuance has not been filed or the matter has not been listed for further directions on 29 April 2016, the matter will be deemed resolved," Atkinson ordered.
All data is anonymized in the system described in the patent, and users are given access to their own contribution, as well as to the ability to remove it should they, for example, stop encountering the problem and thus deem it resolved.
But starfishblues has deemed her question "resolved," in Yahoo Answers parlance, because she hit the motherlode with an answer from Donnie Brasco.
Whitlatch was reassigned to desk duty and given counseling, and the department deemed the case resolved.
Once a hypothesis was established and either the hypothesis-specific heuristic had no apparent contradiction or all contradictions had been refuted, the physician went to a saturation point where the case was deemed to be resolved.
This patient had an AE of indurated macular rash with severe itching that was deemed non-serious and resolved without patient withdrawal from the study.
The resulting stylistic tension has been deemed intractable, though Turnage resolves it with a score anchored in a tradition that includes the expressionism of Berg and the very English lyricism of Britten.
Note that Aristotle's remarks leave open the possibility that there were other Zenonian arguments against motion that he deemed less difficult to resolve.
Nonetheless, the appeals panel sent the case back to a lower court with instructions to have the commission "supplement the administrative record to explain why allowing public input into the exemption request was inappropriate or impracticable," or to "take such other action as it may deem appropriate to resolve this issue".
