Sentence examples for which are deemed from inspiring English sources

Potential marketplace architectures are presented which are deemed to establish marketplace interconnectivity.

The problem stems from the promise of liquidity backed by securities which are deemed safe according to a risk model.

But that obligation can be exacted only under judicial sanctions which are deemed precious to Anglo-American civilization.

"We are pleased to see that there is an emphasis on supporting schools which are deemed to be coasting.

Bernstein oversaw $1.2 billion of United States value stocks, which are deemed inexpensive relative to their earnings prospects.

Even cases which are deemed low risk but which might attract media attention will be held by the public sector".

It also undermines the deterrent effects of citizen complaints or lawsuits, which are deemed "necessary evils" for effective crime fighting.

Protein is a source of amino acids, 10 of which are deemed essential dietary requirements for pig nutrition.

Instead, the archive is intended to preserve films which are deemed to have "artistic, historical, or cultural significance".

Doing so will preserve some meaning for each of a claim's elements, all of which are deemed material to defining the invention's scope.

EFTs between a thrift institution and its paired commercial bank in the state of Rhode Island, which are deemed under state law to be intra-institutional.