Sentence examples for it could be deemed from inspiring English sources

In Britain, the pre-eminent home for anti-Russian rhetoric since Cameron's failed attempt at detente in 2011, Johnson has warned Russia that if it continues on its path it could be deemed a rogue nation.

However, regardless of its name, the importance of this index is that it could be deemed as a relevant instrument to be used by policy makers in order to weight, according to revealed preferences, the relative importance of a set of economic and social variables and institutions.2.2

It could be deemed racist".

As such it could be deemed an investment and spending on it was "off-budget".

If such an attack did take place — and if it was intended to punish or terrorize the people of Rafah — it could be deemed a war crime.

When an Uber self-driving car struck and killed an Arizona woman in March, Khoshrowshahi quickly froze the company's autonomous driving program until it could be deemed safe.

It was, therefore, reflective of teacher experiences, and its findings could be deemed credible.

The action of the court was commendable in this particular, and we think this ruling, and the immediate withdrawal of the remark by the district attorney, condoned his error in making it, if his remark could be deemed a prejudicial error.

By the time he unveiled the piece on his website, it had already been painted over by the council, which said it aimed to remove what could be deemed "offensive or racist" material within 48 hours of it being reported.

How far "inappropriate material" may extend was not made clear, for example questioning Government policy where it comes to Aboriginal people could be deemed to be discrimination under Australian law and hence blocked by the censorship regime.

It recoils from anything that could be deemed too gray or too dicey or too dark.