Sentence examples for deemed to keep from inspiring English sources
The diets and housing of these horses were those deemed to keep them in optimum condition.
No wonder then if staff turn a blind eye to drug use, if it is deemed to help keep often overcrowded establishments quiet.
This was deemed important to keep adversaries off balance and give American leaders options.
It would also authorize Israel to add as many weapons which don't exist to its arsenal as it deemed necessary to keep Arab nations in their place.
Court employees who report directly to the judge will refer the youngsters and their families to whatever services are deemed needed to keep the youngsters out of trouble.
He then built on it, by doing what the 1990s orthodoxy deemed unthinkable: to keep inflation down, while stimulating economic growth and distributing wealth.
After three years, the regime was changed so that the first dog of each pair was fed the diet deemed necessary to keep it at a healthy weight while its partner received 25% less than that.
Saks officials said they planned to close the store at the end of the year because sales were lower than the company deemed necessary to keep the store open.
Saks officials said they planned to close their store in White Plains at the end of the year because sales were lower than the company deemed necessary to keep the store open.
The developed world grew at an average annual rate of 3.2 percent with very moderate inflation, and without the benefit of the huge rewards now deemed necessary to keep executives properly incentivized.
