Sentence examples for that it deemed from inspiring English sources

Ashdown defended the Guardian's reporting of the issues over the last five months, and the paper's right to publish material that it deemed in the public interest.

Representative Dana Rohrabacher, Republican of California, introduced a bill in 2012 that called for the government to withhold visas for Chinese journalists if Beijing continued its policy of not issuing such documents to American journalists or news organizations that it deemed to be troublemakers.

Between December 1998 and last July the company sold off 500,000 square feet of space in north Dallas that it deemed "mature"–fully leased and unlikely to attract higher rents.

It has brought patent infringement cases against Samsung Electronics, Motorola, HTC and other tech competitors that it deemed were stealing its technology.

A self that was the controller could never find itself in the position of seeking to change its state to one that it deemed more desirable.

It intended to open the Thai store as soon as last year but struggled to find a location that it deemed to be fitting for its store, we understand.

This is why I can't join the chorus of disapproval criticising Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum for changing titles in its collection that it deems "offensive".

"The Church does not hesitate to ban things that it deems inappropriate from its own church halls – things like yoga.

This time, rather than slap its name on existing products, the club is contracting with companies to create products that it deems worthy of its name.

Conversely, Fluther sends its questions to members that it deems to be the most knowledgeable, independent of your social graph.

Harvard Divinity Bulletin reserves the right to decline advertising that it deems inappropriate.