Sentence examples for indeed deemed from inspiring English sources

That being said, the inquiry into misconduct should proceed according to the standard policies at the researchers' institution, with the media being notified only if the parties in question are indeed deemed guilty of research fraud.

Under Ecuador's constitution, no oil drilling is allowed in national parks, unless it is of 'national priority.' If a project is indeed deemed so, as the ITT block is, then a national consultation would have to be carried out.

If those networks do indeed deem your content to be valuable, they'll not only share it, but they'll engage with you over that content.

Ustinkin concluded that by "defending the interest of a specific social group", CAT could indeed be deemed to be engaged in political activity.

In the mid-1970s, in a landmark judgment, a British court ruled that a restored Bentley Old Number One of which the only truly original surviving parts were the chassis plate and a few square inches of metalwork around it could indeed be deemed to be the original car.

Such a finding indicates that all the pedagogical strategies cited by the respondents as teaching practices they used were fully represented in the classification, leading to the conclusion that application of Calvani's taxonomy to education in nursing can indeed be deemed valid.

At one point, indeed, it was deemed necessary to get Deloitte to look into a possible conflict of interest.

Indeed, children are deemed crucial in the art of war and an exploitable resource of almost unlimited supply.

Indeed, some families deemed too rich to qualify for a Chapter 7 filing will be too poor to afford the repayment schedule of Chapter 13.

Indeed, Sanskrit is deemed daivī vāk 'the speech of the gods' in such works as the Kāvyādarśa ("Mirror of Poetry") of Daṇḍin (6th 7th century).

Indeed MRO is deemed crucial for establishing the unique and technologically important character of non-crystalline SiO2 over a dimensional scale from 1 to 2 nm thick gate dielectrics to centimeter dimensions for high-quality optically homogeneous components, e.g., lenses.