Sentence examples for deemed to know from inspiring English sources

In addition to just regular users, people will be able to follow critics and reviewers and generally people who have been deemed to know more about movies than they do.

Grillo remembers most of them as vulgar racists, and wrote in his memoir, "Black Cuban, Black American," that the road builders assumed that the white men giving them orders in Southern drawls had been selected because they were "deemed to know how to handle black men".

When a prosecutor believes there is a reasonable probability that exculpatory evidence exists and deliberately chooses to be indifferent to finding it, a prosecutor should be deemed to know of its existence, and be held to have violated her duty of disclosure.

They can then authorize its disclosure to someone who has the proper security clearance and is deemed to need to know it.

Even though authorities can give a sex offender's address to neighbors deemed to have a need to know it, this decision "does not strip the information of its protection against disclosure to those who have no similar need," the court said.

Certainly nowadays we have to learn to filter media for ourselves deciding what we deem necessary to know and what not.

This edict forbade any discussion of several things ― the "seven unspeakables" as they became known ― deemed to be Western notions, including the rule of law, judicial independence and civil society.

Under Xi's leadership, this transformation is evident in an influential internal communiqué called "Document 9". This edict forbade any discussion of several things ― the "seven unspeakables" as they became known ― deemed to be Western notions, including the rule of law, judicial independence and civil society.

We used already-translated physical activity items because they were from one source (the National Health Interview Survey), and the procedures were known and deemed to have been effective [see, e.g., [ 39]].

Other similar fundraising services, including Patreon and PayPal, do have terms of service prohibiting hate speech and have been known to terminate accounts deemed to be promoting hate speech — pushing neo-Nazis to alternative platforms such as Hatreon.

The above approaches to the reduction of suicides at known hotspots have been deemed to constitute current best practice, and have been advocated as part of a suite of potential measures in guidelines developed in England in 2006 (and translated into Japanese in 2007) [ 13], Scotland in 2012 [ 47] and Australia in 2012 [ 48].