Sentence examples for ordinarily deemed from inspiring English sources

When a state Legislature acts within the scope of its authority it is responsible to the people, and their right to change the agents to whom they have intrusted the power is ordinarily deemed a sufficient check upon its abuse.

The defendants, humble members of the Socialist party, performed as distributors of the leaflet what would ordinarily be deemed merely a menial service.

The name of the voter will be included in the register of electors for a constituency if on the cut-off date for the production of the register of electors the voter is a citizen of Singapore, at least 21 years old, and ordinarily resident or deemed to be ordinarily resident in Singapore at an address that is in that constituency.

Simpson is permitted to keep $75,000 worth of home equity, a car worth $1,900 and whatever furniture and clothing a judge deems "ordinarily and reasonably necessary" for everyday living.

Government guidance makes it a statutory duty for the NHS to charge patients not deemed to be "ordinarily resident" in the UK.

Lawyers for the business department told the court that only those deemed to be settled in the UK and "ordinarily resident" are entitled to university loans.

'Labor disputes are ordinarily heated affairs; the language that is commonplace there might well be deemed actionable per se in some state jurisdictions.

Ordinarily city officials try desperately to keep industries from crossing the river, especially the ones deemed integral to New York's image.

The good news first: The I.M. culture has given shy students who might ordinarily have spent four miserable years quasi-mute a chance to develop connections with classmates once deemed unapproachable.

Ordinarily, legal debates were between competing camps or schools, and individuals who decided how to observe laws were deemed troublemakers.

He deemed this "offensive".