Sentence examples for were deemed fair from inspiring English sources

Until this postseason, balls that hit the catwalks were deemed fair or foul depending on where they hit and where they landed.

So in 2000, Portugal's first step was to separate making electricity from transporting it, through a mandatory purchase by the government of all transmission lines for electricity and gas at what were deemed fair market prices.

The deal is fully disclosed in the company's SEC filings, and the licensing terms were deemed fair by a consulting firm hired by APP.

Under Section 5, bad laws were blocked, and laws that were deemed fair were given the endorsement of a federal agency.

This is deemed fair because the poor spend a greater share of their income on unprepared food.

"There were always such times," he said, "when the authorities treated their people with unjustified cruelty and when their actions could not be deemed fair".

As with Prince William who also graduated this summer Blair Jr may now be deemed fair game for paparazzi keen to capture romance or indiscretion.

Already, Costa Rican President Oscar Arias, a highly respected international figure, has said he would recognize the election if it is deemed fair.

A dismissal though would only likely to be deemed fair if, in spite of an improvement plan being put in place and warnings being issued, an acceptable level of performance had not been reached.

Although the advert correctly attributed the quote to a 1956 essay Faulkner wrote for Harper's magazine, Mr Caplin and his attorneys say it is "commercial appropriation", and cannot therefore be deemed fair use.

Allen, Amnesty UK's director, said: "It's absolutely shocking that Amnesty International's private correspondence was deemed fair game for UK spooks, who have clearly lost all sense of what is proportionate or appropriate.