Sentence examples for deemed to fall under from inspiring English sources

First, the scope of institutional arrangements deemed to fall under the rubric of GHG varies substantially.

To clarify the difference between tropical medicine and the topics deemed to fall under the subject heading 'global health', we used an operational definition of 'global health course' (in German: "Globale Gesundheit").

For this purpose we used an operationalised definition of 'global health' to clarify the topics which deem to fall under an according subject heading.

"Objectively speaking," the committees found, "the publication of the work under consideration is deemed to fall within the concept of scientific dishonesty," as defined by Danish rules for scientific integrity.

Another shelter has lost funding for 60% of its beds because they are deemed to fall foul of the ruling.

The Chinese government insists that internet searches are censored to remove material deemed "subversive or pornographic", with human rights and dissidents' work deemed to fall into the former category.

Since the primary purpose of the study was service quality improvement, in some countries it was deemed to fall outside the scope of research ethics review.

But if, whenever a contradiction is generated, one deems one of the sortals to be a phase sortal, and so to fall under the 'is, was, or will be' rubric, and the other to be the ultimate sortal which applies at all times, no contradiction will ever arise.

"Everyone seemed to fall under his spell".

Fewer than 900 primaries could be deemed to be under-performing under the new stricter target.

Labour will repeal the government's controversial under-occupancy penalty which sees housing benefit payments reduced for social housing tenants deemed to be under-occupying their homes.