Sentence examples for it deems relevant from inspiring English sources
Based on a user's profile, resume, and job search activity, StartWire recommends job sites and offers that it deems relevant to its users, taking a cut if visitors turn into paying customers.
The administration reads Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act as giving its intelligence agencies broad discretion to obtain "any tangible thing" it deems relevant to an investigation.
While much of the tech and media industries pondered Jeffrey P. Bezos's deal to buy The Washington Post, Facebook released a feature that re-surfaces old, but what it deems relevant, posts in a user's news feed.
More to the point, you and your media agency have planned out an extensive campaign of ads across all the social media platforms it deems relevant to your brand.
By December 2008, the state – which had earlier consolidated all the various media requests – told us that it had collected about 25,700 emails it deemed relevant.
But because of the intense interest in World War II, the Vatican began selecting materials it deemed relevant, and those were published in 11 volumes between 1965 and 1981.
The Patriot Act allowed the FBI to use such letters on any citizen it deemed relevant to a national security investigation, even if the target is not suspected of any wrong-doing.
As in the general rate investigations and for the same reasons, the Division was unwilling to rest exclusively upon the results obtained by the computations under Plan 2, and went on to consider other factors which it deemed relevant in determining the fairness and reasonableness of the rates.
(C) Any other evidence that CMS deems relevant to its determination.
Thus, it was decided to keep the financial impact item in the scale as it was deemed relevant to its overall construct.
It was deemed relevant not only because it had demonstrable practical achievements in the past, but also because of its innovativeness, willingness to depart from the patterns of the past, and even its quasi-scientific outlook.
