Sentence examples for deemed to be equal from inspiring English sources

If not defined in the deed, Mr. Engel said, the ownership interests are deemed to be equal.

Lincoln's words speak clearly to those of us who are from countries, however benignly governed, in which all men are not deemed to be equal.

The contract says: "If the base price exceeds the base price … provided to a similar service then … the base price hereunder will be deemed to be equal to such lower price, effective as of the date such lower price comes into effect". Effectively, the contract mandates that no other bookseller can undercut Amazon.

By using this method, the required number of dispensers, housekeepers and physicians was deemed to be equal to the number of clinics.

Using the "most rigorous standardized test of critical-thinking skills available," the two groups were given exams deemed to be of equal difficulty.

Giampaolo Trasi of Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy's second-biggest bank, says Mr Renzi is deemed to be "greater than or equal to" his recent predecessors.

She was deemed to be emotionally "withholding".

He was deemed to be fine.

Both alternatives were deemed to be impossible.

Such differences are deemed to be important.

One year is deemed to be reasonable.