Sentence examples for deemed single from inspiring English sources

One of the major grievances of Sierra Club and NWF had - like Sierra Club had with the Army Corps of Engineers permitting for Keystone XL's southern half - is that Nationwide Permit 12 generally deals with small projects deemed "single and complete," usually half an acre in size or less.

Researchers could only guess, but for the purposes of the analysis, they deemed "single mothers by choice" those women who were 35 or over, obtained higher education, and had wanted to get pregnant but were neither living with someone nor married when their first baby was born.

For EST resource generation (Sce_Assembly03), we employed CAP3 a second time to co-assemble the high confidence line-specific contigs and denoted those supported by constituents from more than one line as multi-line contigs, while contigs with evidence from only one line were deemed single-line contigs.

Recently, Grothman earned national attention when he proposed a bill that would formally deem single parenthood a contributing factor to child abuse.

Upon the release of "Trouble", Coldplay abandoned their initial plan of releasing "Don't Panic" as the album's fourth single, after they deemed three singles were enough for an album.

The impresarios at C-Span deemed a single numerical figure too crude a measure for capturing something as complex as executive performance.

Mr Clerides insists Cyprus must be deemed a single state, though Greeks and Turks would run their own affairs.Mr Clerides, though, may have shifted a bit.

For the avoidance of doubt, a website shall not be deemed a Single Player Product/Service if it is logically separated as a sub-domain as set out above.

For that matter, anything and everything can be summed into a whole and deemed a single "pointed-out" or "horse".

The core issue, beyond the issue of apparel, is whether the NFL is deemed a "Single Entity" - essentially one company with 32 satellite offices -- and thereby immune from antitrust attack by NFL players.

Greg Kot from Chicago Tribune deemed the single a "catchy pop tune", while Randall Roberts from the Los Angeles Times wrote that the song's "euphoria" was "infectious", and Rob Harvilla from Spin classified it as "delicious".