Sentence examples for deemed to be effectively from inspiring English sources

Roemer offers his account as an ecumenical proposal that a society could employ whatever its own collective opinion as to what characteristics of individuals should be deemed to be effectively beyond their power to control and hence to identify relevant types for purposes of defining the requirements of equality of opportunity.

The move means that any worker who abstains in a strike vote or forgets to return their ballot paper will effectively be deemed to be opposing the move.

When an Asian serial-killer movie is deemed to be so violent that it severely damages human dignity — and is effectively banned from public exhibition until cuts are made — large segments of the international cinéblogosphere get very excited.

These guns were chosen because the 4-inch (10.2 cm) guns on earlier battleships were deemed to be too weak and have too short a range to effectively combat torpedo boats with newer, more powerful torpedoes.

This is dangerous because what NSNO is effectively doing is dividing London's homeless into those who can be helped and those who are deemed to be beyond help.

Homelessness law in England dating back to 2002 effectively reserves a full duty of support only for those deemed to be in priority need, which in practice means families with young children and pregnant women.

What that means is banks effectively hold less capital against assets considered less risky and more against capital deemed to be very risky.

Freezing orders, which effectively suspend the financial dealings – including the ability to earn a living – of people "deemed" to be involved in terrorism but who have never received any indication of the case against them, let alone a trial?

All effectively identical sequence copies were then removed from the alignment, leaving only those sequences deemed to be clearly different from each other.

Scotland has effectively neutered the impact of the bedroom tax by ensuring that no social tenants who are deemed to be under-occupying will be left out of pocket.

In 2014, the country made international news when anti-pornography legislation effectively banned miniskirts, leading to groups of male vigilantes to strip women on the streets they deemed to be dressed inappropriately.