Sentence examples for deemed to allow from inspiring English sources

Over time fair-value accounting practices have disallowed liquidity reserves, as they were deemed to allow for smoothing of earnings.

Nothing in this section shall be deemed to allow any alien who is in either exclusion proceedings that commenced prior to April 1 , 1997 or removal proceedings as an inadmissible arriving alien that commenced on or after April 1 , 1997 and who has not been paroled into the United States, to apply for adjustment of status under any provision of law other than section 202 of Pub.

The bill allows for the "temporary suspension" of internet connections for those deemed to have allowed multiple copyright infringement after warnings from their ISPs (who are required to maintain "copyright infringement reports" on users, anonymously).

With depth differences in assemblage structure deemed smaller than those between regions, averaging depths was deemed justified to allow use of sites as the replication level, thus maximizing available site data.

Comparisons between the fixed effects across models with different varying slopes is deemed to be appropriate since allowing slopes to vary randomly has little effect on the fixed effects or the standard errors associated with these fixed effects (Raudenbush and Bryk, 2002).

The book sold just 23 copies in England, but that was deemed sufficient to allow Mr. Mahfouz to bring his case here.

Inclusion of text in the video was deemed necessary to allow the course designers to convey threshold concepts at the right time.

Is it more in keeping with the values of a democratic society, in which every person is deemed equal, to allow or prohibit speech that singles out specific individuals and groups as less than equal?

Spousal involvement was deemed critical to allow health behavioural change at home.

The 10 mm × 25 mm window was deemed to be large enough to allow easy and safe removal of well-fixed cement.

Of the 182 patients admitted during this time, 153 case notes (86 male, 67 female) were deemed to contain sufficient information to allow reliable assessment of clinical information: all patients with such information were included in the study, and no other inclusion or exclusion criteria were utilised.