Who waits that long and doesn't deem the ramen great?
Though squirrel has appeared occasionally in British cookery, history doesn't deem it a dining favorite.
Hamdeen Sabahi, a former presidential candidate, wrote on Twitter that the "brutality of the criminals" who had attacked the protesters "doesn't deem innocent the brutality of the extremists who threw them in doom's way".
Although the church doesn't deem homosexuality paired with chastity to be sinful, the Vatican decreed in 2005 that men with "deep-seated homosexual tendencies" shouldn't be ordained as priests.
Relishing his role as a cultural interpreter, the Korean -- even with a backlog of questions up to a year long -- often responds by e-mail to readers whose queries about Korean tattoos or personal relationships he doesn't deem worthy of posting.
But she said: "The coroner doesn't deem it necessary". Mrs Gray added: "There is no evidence at all of Geoff being bullied.
Yet while investors might consider Tyco's unreported acquisitions to be significant information, the SEC doesn't deem them material unless the way they were made involves covert attempts to manage earnings or investor expectations.
After public criticism of Google's dalliance with China over censoring data, it seems especially odd that Google would censor legal, and in many cases American-made, products because it doesn't deem them to be politically correct in the U.S.
