Sentence examples for was considered off from inspiring English sources

The meeting was considered off until Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks told reporters at Trump Tower that it was back on.

It can be translated as "with respect" and originated in graffiti culture, specifically within Chicano communities that used it as a sign-off in their tags and as a code of conduct (anything tagged with a "CS" was considered off limits to be tagged over).

If blood count did not recover after 3 weeks, the patient was considered off protocol.

If interruption of either radiotherapy or chemotherapy lasted >2 weeks, the patient was considered off study and was followed for safety.

Contact chaining was considered off-limits inside the NSA before 9/11.

More problematically, the whole ocean side of the archipelago was considered off-limits  in winds above 20 knots.

But in 1967, as people around the world celebrated "tiny Israel's" triumph, as tourists from abroad began to flock to the liberated Western Wall, that position was considered off-the-board radical.

In 1944, political insiders knew that FDR was unlikely to survive another full term (he died the following April), yet his health was considered off-limits by the media.

All calves in this study were under 6 months of age and vaccination with vaccines B, C, and D was considered off-label.

The content of items 17 and 18 was considered off-topic as they did not refer to the surgery or advantages of freedom from glasses, and missing data were observed for these 2 items in French patients.

Palestinian refugee camps are considered off limits for Lebanese security troops.