Sentence examples for in deeming from inspiring English sources

Thank heavens for officialdom's wisdom in deeming that we've heard quite enough of such discomfiting stuff.

The N.F.L., in deeming Millen did not follow the procedure, may increase the number of minority coaches, Winslow said.

I am ethnically Chinese, and the Bush administration has been particularly vociferous in deeming China a hotbed for human rights violations.

Cultural libertarians on the left have followed Engels in deeming marriage to be nothing more than the bourgeois subjugation of women.

The altarpiece is Rembrandt's "The Night Watch" (1642), which I'm not alone in deeming one of the world's two best paintings, in a tossup with Velázquez's "Las Meninas" (1656), at the Prado.

Pasolini's early features "Accattone" (1961) and "Mamma Roma" (1962), shot in the shantytowns around Rome and starring mainly nonprofessionals, followed the Italian neo-realists in deeming the lives of the downtrodden worthy of art.

Early and strong physician buy-in was deemed critical in order to ensure successful implementation and minimize resistance.

Cities with the highest ratios of nutritious food-related check-ins were deemed the healthiest.

"We will get back taxpayers' money," he said in Berlin, deeming G.M.'s decision "totally unacceptable".

The state expressed similar sentiments in 1949, deeming the stretch unsafe for commercial traffic.

Under its criteria, 1,513 schools -- the most in the nation -- were deemed "in need of improvement" in July.