Sentence examples similar to it is deemed fitting from inspiring English sources

It also included this observation: "Often there is a great deal of pressure to run the B.O.P. stack before it is deemed fit for purpose by the experts who maintain and test the equipment".

If the assay can deliver to expectations, then it is deemed fit for that purpose.

This is likely due to the fact that once an elderly patient is deemed fit to receive Tx1, s/he is likely to proceed to Tx2.

In addition, it was found that with 100 samples a prevalence of 1 % could be estimated to within 2%% (i.e. a 95%% confidence interval 0, 3) which is deemed fit for purpose.

A week passed before I was deemed fit enough to fly home.

A game that inflicts those conditions on its players without due acclimatization ought not to be deemed fit for purpose.

Still, in intent "Clemenza" is an ethical homily: small wonder that its emphasis on regal magnanimity and moral rectitude would be deemed fit for an inaugural event.

However, in the end it was Theresa May, previously a supporter of Britain's membership in the European Union, who was deemed fit to clean up the mess and elected Prime Minister.

He projected that one-quarter of the 2.2 million claimants on incapacity benefit would be deemed fit for work after they completed a new round of medical tests.

He was deemed fit for the race by the trainer Bob Baffert after a smooth mile-and-a-half gallop around a muddy track at Churchill Downs.

"I have seen clients who can barely leave their homes due to anxiety, depression, PTSD [post-traumatic stress disorder] or obsessive compulsive disorder be deemed fit for work and therefore have their benefits cut or removed," Chelms said.