Sentence examples for it deemed acceptable from inspiring English sources

Most would consider it heinous to develop a market in tradeable credits for children's happiness – so why is it deemed acceptable to trade biodiversity?

But shortly after that, in 2011, Adblock Plus was altered and became a tool that, instead of blocking bad ads, allowed ads it deemed "acceptable" to be seen, often for a price — a controversial move that has positioned it as a gatekeeper between advertisers and its huge user base.

Society forces Claire Archer into the boxes it deems acceptable; in attempting to escape those boxes, Claire goes mad.

But in reality, the dealership has retained the right to renegotiate terms and even to take the car back if it decides it doesn't like the deal or is unable to sell the loan to a bank or finance company under terms it deems acceptable.

To cut back on phony entries, the site only offers the survey to visitors it deems acceptable (it would probably rule out IPs that refreshed a page numerous times).

And then, when the High State Occasion finally came when it was deemed acceptable to wear it, I was allowed to wear the dress once... if I hadn't actually outgrown it first.

"When I was playing, it was deemed acceptable to describe black players as coloured or half-caste, but it isn't now".

Culturally as well, it is deemed "acceptable" to have sex only after marriage and seeking contraceptives means one is tampering with the forbidden fruit".

In the old days it was deemed acceptable for them to stew over standards for multiyear periods, but innovation on the internet doesn't work this way.

While the report makes a raft of recommendations, Prof Stephenson attacked sugary drinks for being "just water and sugar" and lambasted a culture where it was deemed acceptable to drink a litre of fizzy drink at the cinema.

In this case, however, it was deemed acceptable to at least partially complete the vase's silhouette with plaster fill, since scholars know these vessels are always of the same shape.