Sentence examples for deeming it to be a from inspiring English sources

Last year, football's world governing body fined England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland for their use of the poppy to commemorate Armistice day, deeming it to be a political symbol.

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.

Of his decision to leave, Irving explained that, while he enjoyed Meyer's sureness and confidence, he found it difficult to "switch off" the character outside of work, and had been forced to "put the rest of his life on hold" whilst part of the series, deeming it to be an "intense experience".

Authorities said pinball was a game of chance, not skill, and therefore deemed it to be a form of gambling.

He did not catch the player, but referee Lee Mason deemed it to be a red-card challenge.

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"They agree that I had used the whip for corrective measure, but they didn't deem it to be a safety measure.

It's like no-smoking signs: we only need no-smoking signs (a) because people smoke, and (b) because other people deem it to be a harmful behavior.

"Over time, we get enough confidence on the probability of these two activities belonging to the same user that deem it to be a 'pair'," she says.

Hartley, who has 61 caps, could face at least a two-week suspension for elbowing Smith, however a Rugby Football Union disciplinary panel could mete out anything from nine weeks on the hooker if they deem it to be a top-end offence, although this is unlikely as Smith was not injured in the incident.

Dong and Currie later re-examined the specimen and deemed it to be a juvenile of a larger species of tyrannosaurid.