Sentence examples for deems to have from inspiring English sources

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.

Those whom she deems to have failed Mr. Obama tell of scolding late-night calls and her trademark accusation of betrayal: "You are hurting the president".

ire was the "Byrd amendment," which gives the government the right to fine any foreign company it deems to have sold goods here below cost.

The State Supreme Court later took over the case, exercising its right to tackle cases it deems to have compelling public interest or legal importance.

PETA annually presents honors and brickbats to advertising that it deems to have positively or negatively portrayed animals, known as the Glitterbox and Litterbox awards, respectively.

Uefa has opened disciplinary proceedings citing the "inappropriate conduct" of England's fans in what it deems to have been an attempted pitch invasion during the 3-2 success.

Grants go only to those deemed to have "need".

The contents are deemed to have been settled already.

Both shows were deemed to have breached rules on impartiality.

Those deemed to have discriminatory practices are marked down.

"But they're deemed to have put into the world carbon-neutral energy, which they are deemed to have used for their load".