Sentence examples for was deemed key from inspiring English sources

Al-Sabah is something of an IOC powerbroker and was deemed key in Tokyo winning the right to host the 2020 Olympics.

These factors have been taken into consideration in the approach advanced in this study, as they are deemed key aspects for the fine-tuning of the final approach.

"For example a full-time under-11 coach in Germany, who might be more highly paid than the under-18 coach, would be deemed key for the transitional phase of the players.

The volume ratio of the internal water phase to the organic phase (W1 O), the volume ratio of the primary emulsion to the external water phase (PE W2) and the concentration of Poloxamer 188 (F68) are deemed key variables for the encapsulation efficiency of CYPP.

Both catheter stability and constant energy delivery were deemed key in achieving bipolar electrogram attenuation.

Hospital management motivation to participate as a surveillance site was deemed a key criterion for selection as solutions to other issues could be addressed as long as the hospital was willing to collaborate.

APM2 was deemed to fulfil a key criterion as none of its directors, who appear to be nominees for its real directors, lives in Ireland.

Sawatzki was acquitted after the prosecution's key witness was deemed unfit to testify.

Tevez, who is now at Manchester United, was deemed to have played a key part in the London club's Premier League survival as the Blades were relegated.

The Argentinian, who now plays for Manchester United, was deemed to have played a key part in the London club's Premier League survival as the Blades were relegated.

However, in an age when style was key, he was deemed unruly and in need of polish.