Sentence examples for where deemed from inspiring English sources

Triple underlined: profiling, where deemed essential, must be done with the utmost tact, and the assumption of innocence.

8. "a power to provide for cutting canals where deemed necessary" The other part fell of course, as including the power rejected.

Although the June conference rejected "wholesale nationalisation", it adopted an open-ended resolution calling for "state-ownership, more strategic use of existing state-owned companies, as well as strategic nationalisation, where deemed appropriate, on the balance of evidence".

Provides for the Home Office to pass information on the register to any other public authority where deemed necessary for security, law enforcement, prevention of crime or government efficiency.

Notice of proposed alterations or surrenders of license under section 6 of the Federal Power Act may be given by filing and publication in the Federal Register as stated in Rule 1903 (notice in rulemaking proceedings) in part 385 of this chapter, and where deemed desirable by the Commission, by local newspaper advertisement.

Amendments such as footplates and proximal fixation of the femur were used where deemed appropriate.

Where Statistics Canada deemed that estimates were not of sufficient quality (or not fit for use), it did not release them; where we deemed the estimates were to be used with caution, we communicated this to users.

The play, "Golden Child," was originally produced in 1996 at the Joseph Papp Public Theater, where critics deemed it wanting.

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Baum said passenger profiling, where people deemed to be behaving suspiciously are singled out for further checks, could help locate terrorists in public areas in airports.

Facebook has taken down some individual InfoWars videos this year, in its usual case by case style, where it deemed there was a direct incitement to violence.