Sentence examples for to be deprecated from inspiring English sources

Both ArcGIS Server and Desktop will be updated to version 10.1 with an expected release of spring 2012 and a number of functions are to be deprecated.

Excessive salaries are to be deprecated, but when a group is singled out for "endless grasping", surely the intent is to create another class to be labelled "enemies of the people".

It was to prevent the improvident granting of such injunctions by a single judge, and the possible unnecessary conflict between federal and state authority always to be deprecated.' 260 U.S. at page 216, 43 S.Ct. at page 76.

S. Eliot, Anti-Semitism and Literary Form," but also by any common-sense reading of damning passages in "Gerontion," "Burbank with a Baedeker: Bleistein With a Cigar" and the 1933 lecture in which Eliot wrote that "reasons of race and religion combine to make any large number of free-thinking Jews undesirable" and "a spirit of excessive tolerance is to be deprecated".

and as a diversity in the law, as administered on the two sides of the Atlantic, concerning the interpretation and effect of commercial contracts of this kind, is greatly to be deprecated, it is proper to add that upon a careful examination of the cases referred to they do not appear to us to establish any rule inconsistent with our conclusion.

Neither of the tools can convert an SDF file that contains an element with the symbol Uub, but this chemical symbol is considered to be deprecated.

I really must try not to be deprecating".

About the world, her friends and Michael, she was upbeat, but about herself she had a tendency to be deprecating.

To facilitate this task, API elements should always be deprecated with replacement messages.

Analogically, abbreviations of deprecated full form terms should be deprecated as well.

We anticipate that our implementation be of interest to others who wish to port code from languages that have been deprecated (Brook+) or may soon be deprecated (CUDA).