Sentence examples for deems to be acceptable from inspiring English sources

So the Obama Administration is doing what is sensible vis-à-vis China -- engaging China while placing some boundaries around what it deems to be acceptable behavior, and backing it up with revitalized regional alliances.

What we deem to be acceptable is not acceptable on other levels, like high school and college".

He was also the only candidate deemed to be acceptable by a majority of Republicans in a January Gallup survey.

"Homophobia in the wider black community is very common, and is often deemed to be acceptable behaviour," said Simon Nelson, a development officer at the trust.

A 250 h long term test conducted on a RVC foam fuel cell shows that the durability and performance stability of the material is deemed to be acceptable.

Either that, he said, "or you start changing the level of risk that you deem to be acceptable for your astronauts".

He is a character somewhat out of place, and out of time, and his liminality is representative of the uncertainty of the saga in presenting what might be deemed to be "acceptable" within contemporary society.

While the case of the refrigeration cycle was selected as a demonstrating case, the research methodology is to large extend general and deemed to be acceptable to design and operation of other industrial processes.

Meanwhile, in a Gallup poll conducted just before New Hampshire, Mr. Romney was the only candidate deemed to be acceptable by a majority of Republican voters, although Mr. Santorum and Mr. Gingrich were close to the 50 percent mark.

"It's a symptom of how we do have cultural double standards in many workplaces, where for women to take flexible working or leaving early on a particular day to pick up the kids from nursery is deemed to be acceptable but for some reason we treat a man who is making the same choice differently.

In this essay, we will examine some conceptions of the good that are deemed to be acceptable limitations on speech.