Sentence examples for for deeming from inspiring English sources

"We don't take any position except for deeming these elections illegal".

If you observed the '00s from a barstool, and limited your reading to cocktail menus (as I did, as author of this column for almost four years), you'd be forgiven for deeming the decade a bona fide golden age.

Franklin, the heir to his father's empire, with three hundred and ninety-four million dollars in assets, and an informal adviser to President Trump, is well known for his comments about Islam (a "wicked and evil" religion) and for deeming Trump's Muslim ban "not a Bible issue".

A spokesman for Bercow, who became Speaker after Michael Martin stood down over the expenses row last summer, said: "He thought that either the need to be consistent with pay restraint in the rest of the public sector or the aftermath of the expenses debacle would be sound reasons for deeming a salary increase to be extremely inappropriate this year.

If we go on to ask what grounds philosophers have had for deeming a given kind of possibility relevant or even decisive, a prevalent answer is that such decisions should be constrained by our interest in aesthetic or artistic appreciation.

It explains that the King did not know the "reason" or "basis" for deeming people "officers," using the same term as the Mohists gu and alludes to his poor ability to classify or "sort" (lun) things into kinds, which in later Mohist epistemology is the mark of understanding.

The NHS currently pays for those deemed appropriate for the therapy to go the United States for treatment.

Local authorities can pay for services deemed crucial for local communities, but they do so at great expense.

The resolution demanded the immediate end to all violence in Syria and accountability for those deemed responsible for it.

It avoids the trauma of major surgery and is considered a primary treatment for patients deemed unfit for surgery.

Less than 10% of claimants now receive the higher rate of ESA, for those deemed genuinely unfit for work.