Sentence examples for deemed to need from inspiring English sources

As expected, the UK's banks are not deemed to need any extra capital buffer.

After the government applied stress tests to the banks last May, it was the only big bank that could not raise the capital it was deemed to need.

Jobseekers will be put on pilot schemes if they are deemed to need extra help or are suspected of working in the black economy.

Whenever humankind has been deemed to need divine aid for salvation, there has been an emphasis on a personal relationship with the saviour-god concerned.

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

Several large regional banks -- like Regions Financial in Alabama and SunTrust Banks in Georgia, and Keycorp and Fifth Third in Ohio -- were also deemed to need large sums of capital.

The email also goes on to discuss Revenue and Customs (HMRC) rules, including tests "to differentiate between a contractor who HMRC deem to need to pay tax like an employee and a contractor who does not".

Grants go only to those deemed to have "need".

Ms. Jacobucci said Gov. Jon S. Corzine's decision to trim Extraordinary Municipal Aid by more than $10 million this year meant she had to adjust the level at which such aid was deemed to be needed.

"They are not happy a volunteer is there first, especially if the volunteer has had no training, so now we are looking at getting all the volunteers [medically] accredited". Thailand operates a two-tier emergency support system, sending out "basic teams" to accident or crime scenes first, only followed by an advanced life-support ambulance if deemed to be needed.

Aircraft are kept at various levels of restoration – some are kept in as close-to-working order as possible if they are deemed to be needed to fly at a later date, while others are partially dismantled.