Sentence examples for globally deemed from inspiring English sources
A recent European police intelligence agency report revealed widespread match-fixing in recent years, with 680 games globally deemed suspicious.
With the 2014 World Cup in Brazil drawing closer, a European police intelligence agency said Monday that its 19-month investigation, code-named Operation Veto, revealed widespread occurrences of match-fixing in recent years, with 680 games globally deemed suspicious.
To do so though, the HAND research community needs to agree upon common investigative trial design elements to ensure that candidate therapeutics are adequately assessed in target populations before they are globally deemed unsuccessful.
The reality is that 9 out of 10 people globally are breathing air deemed unsafe by the World Health Organization.
The bill would lift Dodd-Frank's tougher rules on banks with more than $50 billion in assets, provided those banks have not been deemed a "Globally Systemically Important Bank" by a panel of international regulators.
Globally, the nursing shortage has been deemed a crisis, but African countries have been hit hardest.
Metabolites identified in the Variable Importance Parameter (VIP /coefficients plots were deemed to have changed globally if they contributed to separation in the models with a confidence limit of 95% or greater.
Although deemed safe by regulatory agencies globally, previous studies have been the basis for discussions around the potential immuno-adjuvant effects of Cry proteins.
The Latin American participants in the survey are also deemed by Mercer to be "doing best globally when it comes to middle management engagement in Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) efforts (51%)", which does not sound coincidental.
While, earlier this month, an Austrian court ruled Facebook must remove posts deemed to be hate speech — and do so globally, rather than just blocking their visibility locally.
The confirmed V. cholerae O1 and O139 Bengal strains carrying ctxBET were of particular interest because altered ET strains carrying ctxBCL have been deemed the cause of endemic cholera in Bangladesh since 2001 (4 ) and globally (10 ).
