Sentence examples for he deems are from inspiring English sources

Malcolm Williams, a director of the UK Zero Waste Alliance, is concerned that increased incineration capacity may lead Europe to miss what he deems are already modest waste-reduction targets for 2020.

More recently, he has been back in the headlines in due to his weird proposed immigration policy, which involves deporting the immigrants who he deems are "really bad apples" and then using an expedited legal documentation system to bring back the "really outstanding" ones.

Congress could just restore "impoundment authority," which gives the president the power to choose not to spend money that he deems is unnecessary – an authority that Congress took away in the Budget Act of 1974.

Hawkins only buys a stock priced at 40% below what he deems is its intrinsic value, giving him what finance guru Benjamin Graham called "a margin of safety" that will shield him from losses if he is wrong.

Kaepernick has refused to stand for the anthem since the beginning of the exhibition season in protest of what he deems is a history of racial oppression in the country, including recent police brutality incidents.

Republicans, who declared any new tax revenues a non-starter, introduced a counterproposal that would keep the sequester in place, but grant President Barack Obama the flexibility to implement the cuts in what he deems is the best way.

He hoped and tried (like his idol Frederick II the Great) to break what he deemed was the unnatural coalition of his opponents by forcing one or the other of them to make peace.

He deemed being host for the Diallo trial not a nuisance but a grand opportunity "to not only profile the city from a legal point of view, but get the message out that things are turning around here".

Francis James Child said that Lowell, whom he deemed was typically "perverse," was able to "persist in being serious contrary to his impulses and his talents".

In the meantime, Tiridates, backed by his brother, refused to go to Rome, and even engaged in operations against those Armenians whom he deemed were loyal to Rome.

The investigators even gave him the chance to only turn over the information that he deemed was relevant, and they would accept that.