Sentence examples for deeming this from inspiring English sources

Deeming this unacceptable, he took his collection beyond the reach of China's cultural commissars.

This time, Methodist did not use billboards as it has with other operations, deeming this procedure too sensitive.

In 2002, the Supreme Court also issued a general ban on executing anyone who was "mentally retarded", deeming this "the purposeless and needless imposition of pain and suffering".

Representative Sue Kelly, Republican of New York, who represents the Congressional district near the plant, complained that "the N.R.C. is not deeming this investigation as the urgent priority that the rest of us living around Indian Point recognize it to be".

A recent review conducted by the UK regulator, the Quality Assurance Agency, stated "Case law appears to indicate a reluctance on the part of the courts to be involved in cases involving plagiarism, deeming this to be a matter for academic judgement that falls outside the competence of the court (Hines v Birkbeck College [1985] 3 All ER 15)" (QAA 2016).

"Bring someone from industry into the government regulating division that's in need, get the vote or approval desired, then return said official to the private sector again, to reap the benefits," said one autism site, deeming this "another example in a long line of government/industry collusion".

He deemed this "offensive".

With some justification, Nigerians deem this unfair.

The Supreme Court deemed this ultimatum too harsh.

The military government deemed this unacceptable.

I can't imagine who deemed this necessary or why.