Sentence examples for said deeming from inspiring English sources

The union seeks to tread a middle path, Mr. Toulisse said, deeming employee shareholding neither the "alpha and omega" nor "something diabolical".

The general, he said, deeming the talk serious, pulled out a map of the capital and provided a disconcertingly elaborate plan to execute one: overturning trucks to block the route from the main American base to the Green Zone, seizing television stations, besieging Parliament, and so on.

Even though commodities' prices have come down from record highs, agribusiness is hardly a fallow sector, Citi Analyst Brian Yu said, deeming fears of slowed agricultural demand "misplaced" in a Sunday note on agricultural commodities.

But Beijing's objective in claiming airspace control may be a signal of intent to extend its authority farther in the region, Smith said, deeming it unlikely that China will be eager to resume diplomatic engagement with its rivals.

One inspector, Mr. Goodno said, deemed Total Care Pharmacy "the best-run pharmacy he'd ever seen".

His doctors, Mahros said, deemed it a miraculous recovery.

Roy J Thomas, chief executive of Kidney Wales Foundation, said: "Deemed consent has a positive and sizeable effect on organ donation rates of some 25% to 35% higher on average in presumed consent countries.

In a statement to the Senedd chamber, Mr Drakeford said: "Deemed consent donation will not go ahead in the absence of any family member.

The regulator consistently came up with seemingly spurious arguments to avoid granting the license, Mr. Arato said, including deeming Klubradio's application invalid because the blank back pages were not signed.

"We absolutely should use whatever opportunity and tactic we can to repeal and replace Obamacare," said Mr. Jindal, deeming the prospect of a shutdown nothing more than "a false threat" and "scare tactics" from Mr. Obama's administration.

Her husband would have looked at the new arrangement, she said, and "deemed it as something broken".