Sentence examples for deemed to work from inspiring English sources

The definition of sustainability encompasses economic, environmental, and societal aspects, which are deemed to work in a way such that the present and future generations are able to meet their needs.

When the measured effects are small — as they are in the vast majority of clinical trials — mere chance is often the difference between whether a drug is deemed to work or not, says John P. A. Ioannidis, a professor of medicine at Stanford.

Of the ones that have been assessed, 31% failed to meet benchmarks and were deemed to be "working towards" standards.

Until now, on-call time has been deemed to be working time, adding to public sector staffing costs.

The scheme can be deemed to have worked very well – so long as you avert your gaze from the outcome.

House leaders each week award a jar of Jelly Belly candy to the member of their caucus deemed to have worked the hardest to promote the law.

Today, 31 states still omit the most recent data, which often disqualifies low-income people from receiving benefits because without that information they are not deemed to have worked enough to qualify.

Instead of securitisation, credit default swaps and all the monkey tricks the banks have got up to - with and without any beneficial consequences for us, even when it was deemed to be working well - Zopa has a clean, inclusive alternative.

The Resolution Foundation said the 45% increase in people deemed to be working for themselves since 2001-02 had been accompanied by a £60-a-week cut in the average pay packet.

The defining Thatcherite mission of taking on trade union power was always controversial, but on balance it remains popular too: by 50% to 34% it is deemed to have worked.

As an example of this, consider the results of studies suggesting that a Computerised Provider Order Entry (CPOE) system has attained its goal and is deemed to be working successfully [ 14- 16].