Sentence examples for was previously deemed from inspiring English sources

He was previously deemed dangerous by a judge who ordered him to undergo health care.

In this case, an administrative glitch meant the deranged student gunman was never put on the federal firearms watch list, even though he was previously deemed dangerous by a judge who had ordered him into psychiatric therapy.

A man held at Guantánamo Bay who was previously deemed too dangerous to release has been re-evaluated by a US government panel, which is reviewing cases as part of an effort to close the prison, officials said Thursday.

"What is most troubling is that it has exceeded the 60.3% unemployment rate of the 1931 'Great John Depression' -- which was previously deemed as impossible.

The fifth detainee, Ali Ahmad Muhammad al-Razihi, 36, a suspected bodyguard for the late Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, was previously deemed to dangerous to release but a parole board took another look at his case last year and determined he no longer posed a national security threat and could be transferred.

The HEC placebo was previously deemed safe and sufficiently inactive for use in clinical studies of investigational microbicides [11].

The report was based on an extensive survey, the results of which were previously deemed a state secret.

Good, reliable, efficient brands that were previously deemed naff (Nissans, for instance) would sell well; bad cars with what were once cool badges (Land Rovers, Jaguars) would not.

Payments for ecosystem services extend this encroachment by appointing the landlord as the owner and instigator of the wildlife, the water flow, the carbon cycle, the natural processes that were previously deemed to belong to everyone and no one.

Under the deal, which was announced on May 24th, Chinese authorities have agreed to let PCAOB officials view audit records and certain other financial papers that were previously deemed to be too sensitive.

According to the people we spoke to, there is now even an extra effort to get people who were previously deemed unfit for military service: school dropouts, children who have gotten their education degree at the end of grade 11 – they are now being targeted for these national services".