Sentence examples for which deems that from inspiring English sources

The easement, which deems that the property will be protected from further development in perpetuity, is a tax-deductible charitable gift that qualifies the owner for a reduction in property and estate taxes.

The basis for this hope is a relatively obscure clause in the Telecommunications Act of 1996, known as Section 706, which deems that the commission should regularly look into "whether advanced telecommunications capability is being deployed to all Americans in a reasonable and timely fashion".

The United States team subsequently lodged a protest against the design of Williams's helmet, which features a spoiler on the back which, the US team claimed, breached an article of the federation's rule-book which deems that a helmet has to be without any additionally attached aerodynamic elements.

This terminology appears to be based upon acupuncture's historical association with Traditional Chinese Medicine, which deems that this technique stimulates acupoints along meridians to restore their function through the regulation of yin, yang and qi [ 1].

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".

The latest action is a lawsuit from the Belgian privacy commission which deemed that because Facebook operated an office within its country could answer to its regulation not just Ireland's data protection authority where it is headquartered.

The Magpies' ninth major of the third quarter came courtesy of a video review which deemed that Drew Petrie had been unable to get a hand on Alex Fasolo's shot before it crossed the goal-line.

Neuzelle's signature tipple, which has been brewed to the same monks' recipe since 1410, fell foul of Germany's "purity law", known in German as the Reinheitsgebot, a medieval food safety rule which deemed that beer could contain nothing other than water, barley, hops and, later, also yeast.

It refuted the long-held philosophy of the divine right of kings, which deemed that God vested all authority in monarchs and those rulers doled out rights and privileges to their subjects.

Further, we used the Medical Research Council MRC Health Research Authorityty (HRA) decision algorithm [ 14] which deemed that our project did not require ethics approval.

Fall of semagacestat, a potentially promising drug candidate, repeated disappointing results of other GSIs, which deemed that a deeper understanding of interaction between 4 subunits and their substrates is necessary.