Sentence examples for deems outdated from inspiring English sources

His initial goal was to get a system set up for every classroom in Ontario, to fix an education system he deems outdated and broken.

ALBANY — Gov. David A. Paterson issued a sweeping executive order on Friday that would allow a handpicked group of top aides to repeal state regulations they deem outdated or overly burdensome to businesses.

The NGC removed the IDSA guidelines, which have served as primary practice guidelines for physicians to date, because they were deemed "outdated and not in compliance with current standards," according to Lorraine Johnson of LymeDisease.org.org

The Internet age hasn't been kind to the red book, which has been deemed outdated by everyone from Francois Simon, renowned food critic for Le Figaro, to the consulting firm Accenture, which was hired by Michelin to help get the company's act together.

They replace recipes deemed outdated, like roast horse.

After the Soviets tested their first intercontinental missile, the Nike missiles were deemed outdated and the silos were abandoned.

In June, Florida election officials were forced to halt the search for illegally registered voters amid fears that the lists of suspected noncitizens were deemed outdated and inaccurate.

He protected the exchange's open-cry auction system, which many deemed outdated and rife with human error, against the near universal move to all-electronic trading.

At a time when many wondered if the Olympics could endure or remain relevant in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks last September -- when many of its sports were deemed outdated, with its international leadership denigrated or ignored and with old world alliances threatening its credibility -- the 2002 Olympics instead broke ground, altering the way the Games are perceived.

The campaign over the ban pitted conservatives, especially religious groups that sponsor local scouting chapters, against liberals opposed to what they deem outdated discrimination.

The ECJ ruling judged Google and other search engines to be data controllers and therefore requires them to accept and process individual search de-listing requests where the information in question is deemed outdated, irrelevant or otherwise erroneous, weighing requests against any public interest considerations in the information remaining associated with a search for an individual's name.