Sentence examples for deemed suspect from inspiring English sources

He had played no part in the coups, but he was deemed suspect by association.

He laments a French culture where work is unvalued, effort unrewarded and material success deemed suspect.

He has been deemed suspect for his expertise in sampling, a statistical method for adjusting miscounts.

But her insistence on propriety helped to legitimize a profession previously deemed suspect.

Hector Berlioz and Richard Wagner earned fame and money on the podium even though their compositions were deemed suspect.

At the time all things Middle Eastern were deemed suspect and Abdalla was keen to challenge that assumption.

Now it is the law of the land and potentially applies to any and all U.S. citizens deemed "suspects".

Under oil-for-food's rules, Security Council members can veto any contract they deem suspect.

Two groups on the other side of the political spectrum, Demos and Common Cause, are issuing a report on Monday, "Bullies at the Ballot Box," that warns of "a real danger that voters will face overzealous volunteers who take the law into their own hands to target voters they deem suspect".

The changes - which do not require congressional approval - would allow FBI agents to ask Arab- and Muslim-Americans open-ended questions about their activities or investigate them if their work or travel backgrounds match trends that analysts deem suspect.

President Obama's administration has used legal opinion to allow it to continue the use of drones against those it deems suspected threats to the US in places ranging from Pakistan and Yemen to Somalia.