Sentence examples for do not deem it from inspiring English sources

"We do not deem it illegal.

A UCL spokesperson told The Independent that, although the university recommended the event be postponed, it would be happy to approve rescheduling considering police do not deem it to be 'a risk'.

This relationship is not displayed herewith, as we do not deem it practically significant.

By contrast, we do not deem it appropriate to use the full term "retrotrapezoid nucleus" at each occurrence.

I look at this often-convicted person and bitterly think of the many free people who value their honor a lot less and don't deem it a great sin to steal a couple thousand from an old man or woman.

Why do we want to guess?" A few minutes later, when Mr. McIntyre's CNN colleague Barbara Starr asked how, if "you don't deem it important to know the mood of the Iraqi people," he could understand the military challenges of operating in Baghdad, Mr. Rumsfeld said: "I didn't say it wasn't important to know.

On another matter, SOCAR (along with SD Consortium member StatoilHydro) have expressed a "level of comfort" with EU verbal assurances to allow joint marketing of SD2 gas into Europe, so while they would also welcome a written guarantee, they don't deem it essential.

Japanese people are not a troublesome bunch on the whole so they don't deem it necessary to have anyone guarding the island or anything.

Broadcasters did not deem it worth showing for several days.

"The Gulag Archipelago," though he did not deem it literature, bears the subtitle "An Experiment in Literary Investigation".

It is understood Marriner saw the gesture at the time but did not deem it worthy of further punishment.