A short circuit there is deemed unlikely.
In the 1980s my uncle – also a barrister – was arrested in Lincoln's Inn simply because the sight of a black man walking there was deemed so suspicious.
According to Mr. Anh, who drove us to the area after we had rested from Sua's tour, the comparatively gentle, turtle-shell shape of one hill there was deemed auspicious by a fortune teller who, some 100 years ago, was enlisted by a Hmong warlord to divine the most auspicious place to construct his palace.
Those areas were labeled "prohibited," and anyone living there was deemed to be an Iranian agent or saboteur.
Under health and safety legislation, work can cease if there is deemed to be risk of injury.
Unlike with road and rail infrastructure, governments cannot inject money into broadband in areas where there is deemed to be sufficient competition from existing providers.
Under rulings from the European court of human rights, EU countries are not allowed to return asylum seekers to Greece because the conditions for refugees there are deemed to be too wretched.
Staff will only enter a resident's room without knocking if there is deemed to be a risk to the safety and welfare of one or both residents in the room".
World Development Movement head of policy Julian Oram told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "What we are concerned about is the focus on a smaller number of countries, which actually takes money away from some of the world's poorest countries, like Niger, Angola and Cambodia and channels it into countries where there is deemed to be a higher security risk to the UK.
For example, there was deemed to be a lack of content targeting activities relevant to the shelter sector.
