Sentence examples for it deems it from inspiring English sources

"Naturally Russia has the right to put nuclear weapons in any region on its territory if it deems it necessary".

Comcast will never compete with itself locally, but a rival firm might try to cut in on its local market share if it deems it economically viable as a business choice.

If the legislation passes, the European Commission can review it and take legal action if it deems it to be incompatible with European Union law.

The resolution envisions that after the United Nations names the interim government leaders, it will proceed cautiously, and only when it deems it safe to do so.

Dow indicated that the church intends, where it deems it appropriate, to give priority to church doctrine ahead of open service provision - particularly where gay people are concerned.

Under the constitution, the military can take direct overall control of the government, including management of the economy, if it deems it necessary.

He introduced a prosecutorial policy against drunk drivers; the district's judges refused to comply with it, deeming it unconstitutional.

The work quickly went round the world; only Vienna, hilariously, disliked it, deeming it "morbid and unnatural".

A number of major publications had already seen the manuscript and passed on it, deeming it irresponsible and an invasion of Hyde's privacy.

If he failed at something, he did not cast it aside, but instead let it sit for a day, then examined it again, and since he returned to it, deeming it worthy of renewed attention, it proved to be serviceable.

While the ministry reported no confirmed cases of feseekh poisoning in the last two years, it warned Egyptians not to eat it, deeming it a health risk that can cause "complete paralysis or death".