Sentence examples for deemed subject from inspiring English sources

The authorization only lasts two years and can be taken away if a recipient commits a crime or is otherwise deemed subject for removal, but it still has lessened the pressure of potential deportation for hundreds of thousands of young people.

A test/feedback intervention was dropped; though it was previously deemed subject to a randomized trial, it was only tested on participants who did not score perfectly on the first iteration of an assessment quiz [ 23].

With regard to selection, the first quality assessment domain of the NOS, nine cross-sectional studies were deemed subject to bias due to the nonrepresentativeness of the population (individuals with type 2 diabetes in the workforce; 6, 15, 16, 21, 28– 32), as were eight cross-sectional studies due to use of an inadequate method for ascertaining diabetes (15, 16, 21, 28– 33, 33).

It comes down to what assets they can persuade a judge to "attach", or deem subject to seizure.

The Constitution cannot countenance an open-ended Presidential power, with no civilian review whatsoever, to try anyone the President deems subject to a military tribunal, whose rules and judges have been selected by the prosecuting authority itself".

Therefore, the patents at issues directed to 'isolated DNA' containing sequences found in nature are unsustainable as a matter of law and are deemed unpatentable subject matter".

Started in 2005 by two University of Virginia graduates, Reddit is essentially an updated version of the electronic bulletin board in which registered users, anonymous or otherwise, can post a comment or a link on a topic deemed worthy (subjects vary from pornography to cat tricks to science).

Hall has a theory for why film-makers have deemed the subject suddenly relevant.

Given that the torch palaver is deemed a subject on which it is necessary to hold an opinion, I would like to put it out there that I do not agree.

She still avoids Google: "What do you do when your husband's autopsy report is on the internet and is deemed a subject worthy of fucking literary criticism?" The only other time she has talked to a newspaper was at the opening of her last art show when she spoke to a journalist from the New York Times.

Which is pretty funny, because a week and a half ago, Santorum deemed the subject dignified enough to raise money off of.