Sentence examples for deemed to understand from inspiring English sources

Program managers or supervisors deemed to understand the nature and necessity of HIV counseling and testing and be accountable for supporting newly trained VCT providers were also included.

A patient was deemed to understand glaucoma if they gave answers such as "glaucoma is high pressure in the eye/damages the nerve/is an eye condition that could lead to blindness/may need treatment for life".

In each instance the perpetrators were deemed to have understood the nature of what they had done in both legal and moral terms.

If the patient is deemed to not fully understand what is being asked, other sources of feedback such as relatives should be considered.

A mentally incompetent adult will be unable to raise objections to organ donation because, like a child, the mentally incompetent adult is deemed to be unable to understand the concept.

Indeed, the board found that the FBI can disseminate US person information acquired under section 702 "that reasonably appears to be foreign intelligence information" or even data deemed "necessary to understand foreign intelligence information".

Between 1900 and 1978 when this material was removed from individuals undergoing treatment it had a stabilised bio-identity as diagnostic material deemed valuable to understand the individual's health condition and potentially that of family members, and was typically valued as such by both patient-families and hospitals.

The writing style, deemed easy to understand, was criticized for oversimplifying complex social phenomena.

According to Wolfson, these mystical texts are more esoteric than the Torah and Talmud and explore supernatural aspects of Jewish spirituality, but are traditionally limited to men over 40 who have spent years studying Jewish scripture and are deemed ready to understand these larger mysteries (though Wolfson adds that this tradition is often broken).

No study was rejected on the basis of quality unless it was deemed impossible to understand.

A separate consent was available for patient family members if subjects were unable to sign or deemed unable to understand the requirements of the study.