Sentence examples for then deemed from inspiring English sources

What could I have been thinking of?" The film was then deemed safe for television audiences.

The resulting company is then deemed clean enough to pass a rigorous government inspection.

The picture was seized by police and removed from the show, which was then deemed incomplete and was closed.

First was the threat of terrorism – then deemed strong enough to warrant 500 extra police officers and hugely-tightened security.

The prefect then deemed his candidacy invalid.In this section Dark skies to the east Ménage à trois Slowly losing their chains Thou shalt not kill A ghost exorcised?

The "Dissonance" quartet is the last in a set of six that Mozart dedicated to Haydn, who then deemed Mozart "the greatest composer known to me".

She lived into modern times, long enough to vote for Roosevelt once and then, deeming him too "socialist," not again.

The judging panel established a familiar pattern in selecting a proposal by James Craig to be the best of the six received, awarding him a medal for his efforts and then deeming it unsuitable for construction.

Then a deemed sale produces no tax, and the investor is sure to be no worse off.

Those who stayed then are deemed successful now, though many were too poor at the time to leave with the "Okies".

The states, under the law, are supposed to have resolved all disputes over their electors by Dec. 12, and the choices made then are "deemed conclusive".