Sentence examples for deemed unsatisfactory from inspiring English sources

Teachers who are deemed unsatisfactory can contest the rating in court.

In 1997, for instance, the Clinton administration suspended half of Argentina's benefits under the general system of preferences because its pharmaceutical patent law was deemed unsatisfactory.

A national survey by Transport Focus showed customer satisfaction levels fell to 80% in 2015, meaning one in five journeys was deemed unsatisfactory.

Its earlier bid was rejected, as was a proposal from the developer Donald Trump, apparently because the amount, which the museum declined to disclose, was deemed unsatisfactory.

After four previous inquiries deemed unsatisfactory for different reasons, this is almost certainly the last opportunity to reach a settled judgment.

The faculty has the right and obligation to terminate the degree program of any student whose academic performance or progress is deemed unsatisfactory based upon a review process.

We renounce them altogether.…Any system that countenances abstract entities we deem unsatisfactory as a final philosophy.

City Opera is looking to leave the New York State Theater, which it shares with City Ballet, because of what it deems unsatisfactory acoustics and is considering several sites, including that of the World Trade Center.

And they conclude the first paragraph: "Any system that countenances abstract entities we deem unsatisfactory as a final philosophy" (Goodman and Quine 1947: 105).

Chavez can censor anyone he deems unsatisfactory, with no recourse.

Howe never explained the reasons why Brown, the radical abolitionist, was deemed an unsatisfactory subject, but she woke up "in the gray of the [following] morning" with new lyrics in her head.