Sentence examples similar to in deems from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

In deeming Sarah Palin a frontierswoman, commentators have managed to get it backwards.

That's about as far as the CRS could conceivably go in deeming it unconstitutional without stepping on the Supreme Court's jurisdictional toes.

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

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

This means, for example, that any reduction in capacity deemed necessary in the hospital sector should not be carried out indiscriminately across all medical specialities.

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

* One in three people deemed in need of help in Syria.