Sentence examples for deemed to not from inspiring English sources

And when it comes to the nuclear deal, companies are wary of a return to tighter sanctions in the event that Iran is deemed to not be complying.

American officials said the men were released because they were deemed to not be security threats and had no additional information of value.

The guards being tested will remain in their quarters until they are deemed to not have the virus, Lee Hee-beom, the chairman of the organizing committee, said.

Officials tried to reassure travelers and their families, pointing out that green-card holders in the United States will not be affected and noting that the DHS is allowed to grant waivers to those individuals and others deemed to not pose a security threat.

A fourth auto-curation level not included in the table, termed as "incomplete" in the DSSTox database, includes partially mapped chemicals programmatically extracted from public domain databases but deemed to not be of sufficiently high-quality to release to the public.

It further suggests that there is potential to strengthen the EBSA portfolio by (i) adding some selected new areas yet to be described, (ii) revisiting existing EBSAs to add both new and existing information, and (iii) reconsidering some areas previously deemed to not meet the EBSA criteria by incorporating both new and existing information.

Mr. Baruch was not charged because the collapse was deemed to be not "reasonably foreseeable," prosecutors said at the time.

The traditional polynomial expansion method is deemed to be not suitable for solving two- and three-dimensional problems.

U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald was reportedly in a group deemed to "have not distinguished themselves".

A victim who declines to testify shall be deemed to be not available for purposes of the preliminary hearing.

This study was deemed to be "not human subjects" research by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Institutional Review Board.