Sentence examples for deemed to run from inspiring English sources

In another humiliating climbdown, Athens could be forced to reverse measures it passed upon assuming power that are deemed to run counter to the bailout philosophy.

Having seen a strong civil society reaction against such a change that was deemed to run against the principle of constitutionalism, Abe had to abandon the plan, and that is how he then came around to the idea of simply revising the official government interpretation of the constitution to lift the ban on CSD.

Attempts to seek restitution ran into problems in countries like Germany, where a statute of limitations was deemed to have run out in 1948, or Britain, where six years of ownership was enough to constitute "good title".

Regardless of how those two areas resolve themselves, VK is certainly not shy today to act when it sees content that it deems inappropriate, recently making moves to shut down accounts deemed to be run by ISIS and ISIS sympathizers.

The share of trains deemed to be running on schedule, put most recently at 80.7percentt, would rise under the new system to 89.5percentt.

Under this more lenient system, known as the public performance measure or PPM, some 91 per cent of trains were deemed to be running on time in the 12 months ending on 17 August.

If a trust is deemed to have failed to run the academy's finances properly, it is likely to receive a financial notice to improve from the funding agency.

Only 13 months later the council was deemed fit to run these services again.

The statement added that the government was drawing up a plan for the 2,000 positions deemed necessary to run an interim network, an apparent reference to the three-month contracts Mr. Samaras referred to in a televised address on Thursday.

He said that his building was too small to meet the space standards and that he did not have visiting privileges with a nearby hospital — requirements he deemed unnecessary to run a safe clinic.

Under the rules, candidates for county and township offices first must register and be deemed qualified to run for office, then secure support from at least 10 local voters, a political party or a citizens' organization.