Sentence examples for they would deem from inspiring English sources
Whereas only one in five Democrats say that they would deem a Bush victory illegitimate, more than 40% of Republicans could not accept Mr Gore in the White House.
The problem is much wider than Obama: American liberals in general see no contradiction in espousing positions supporting Israel that they would deem extremist and racist in any other context.
Senate Democrats would not say when specifically they would deem public support strong enough to introduce legislation, but Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). said it would likely be later this year or early next year.
In their debate, Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore to a large extent agreed on the nation's approach to the Middle East and the Balkans but differed over when they would commit troops overseas and what kinds of crises they would deem threats to national interests.
In other words, they would deem it fair that their CEO and senior executives make what anyone else at a comparable company is making.
They would deem what was necessary and pay only for that.
They had never been 'properly' cyber bullied, they told me, and maintained a what they'd deem a healthy emotional distance from goings on within the cyber sphere.
In 2009, when there was an "EPIC StarKist tuna deal," as they'd deemed it on their blog (by combining an in-store sale, manufacturers' coupons and a catalina, they got the tuna for five cents a pouch), she purchased 150 pouches that lasted her family a year and a half.
They'd deemed it good for British morale.
"I'm inspired by people who dive so deep into their personal well of self-belief that they achieve things which most would deem impossible," she says.
