Sentence examples for deeming it to be from inspiring English sources

With much fanfare, the US Army Corps of Engineers completed its last dredging of the canal in 1955 and soon afterward abandoned its regular dredging schedule, deeming it to be no longer cost-effective.

In July scientists said farewell to Philae after deeming it to be in a state of "eternal hibernation".

In 1988, after eight years of devastating war with Saddam Hussein's Iraq, Iran's first supreme leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, accepted a United Nations-brokered cease-fire agreement, deeming it to be in Iran's maslahat.

But when the founders of the park put some sections off limits -- deeming it to be of such importance that almost nothing new should be built on it -- they clearly meant business.

The story was negatively received by several critics, with a number of them deeming it to be disappointing and lacking in originality; one critic praised the original idea but criticised its "Bollywoodization".

The Mirror's Beth Neil branded the plot strand "one of the darkest and most disturbing storylines EastEnders has ever attempted", with critic Jim Shelley deeming it to be a "new low" for EastEnders.

Prosecutors deemed it to be insulting to Erdoğan, who was prime minister at the time.

Equally, the DRC deemed it to be established that the English club induced the player to such breach.

But the players will only be sold should their new manager deem it to be in Rovers' interests.

If the legislation passes, the European Commission can review it and take legal action if it deems it to be incompatible with European Union law.

Steve Keil, who runs Sciant, an IT company in Sofia, says a vital gadget was held up for months because customs officers deemed it to be "military cryptography".