Sentence examples for which deemed from inspiring English sources

But it ran afoul of the Kremlin, which deemed its work as little more than collaboration with the enemy.

The act was repealed in 2004 by the Congress Party-led government, which deemed it a draconian law.

The original sentence was thrown out last October by a panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, which deemed it unreasonable.

It followed a consultation with Chagossians which displayed 98% support for resettlement and a government-commissioned feasibility study which deemed resettlement practically feasible.

The report by the Danish statisticians, which deemed only two of the seven clinical studies to be acceptable, represents one more analysis of the same data.

The BBC Trust backed up the decision of the corporation's own Audience Services department which deemed that the complaint had not "raised an issue that justified further investigation".

They report to Congress, which deemed them independent precisely in order keep them insulated from undue political pressure from the executive branch.

A historic event, trumpeted the European Central Bank, which deemed its press conference worthy of the Frankfurt opera house rather than its own tower a few yards away.

They are overseen by Congress, which deemed them independent to insulate them from pressure by the executive branch and to keep them focused on their public missions.

Steve McQueen was a fan of this model, as was the magazine Road & Track, which deemed it a classic before it even finished production.

It has also attracted a disciplinary charge from Uefa, which deems the Palestinian flag to be an 'illicit banner'.