Sentence examples for deems to from inspiring English sources
The company has a policy of removing what it deems to be hate speech.
Similarly, we know that the brain preferentially stores information it deems to be important.
She is also wary of any food that she deems to be "too fusion".
Artest has a low tolerance for players he deems to be lazy or lacking talent.
Since 1997 he has been able to sack Bosnian officials whom he deems to be impeding the building of peace.
(In America suspected terrorists whom Mr Bush deems to be "enemy combatants" may be held "for the duration of hostilities").
In this last instance Ms. Crier is discussing what she deems to be a tendency to excuse criminal behavior.
Although sponsor logos are everywhere at the Olympics, the IOC regularly bans anything it deems to be "political".
Bing will also suggest other people it deems to be "influential" on a particular search topic by scouring more public social networks like Twitter, LinkedIn and Quora.
The Flexible Credit Line is aimed at countries that the IMF deems to be in good economic health but that are facing temporary financing difficulties.
In an unusual gesture, he has taken to publicly saluting school superintendents like Dr. Brown who he deems to have taken up the mantle of shared sacrifice.
