Sentence examples for which has been deemed from inspiring English sources

The government could use some favorable public relations for its modification program, which has been deemed disappointing.

American congressmen were also loth to embrace a Palestinian government backed by Hamas, which has been deemed a terrorist group.

It's out of sync with all the relentless self-promotion, which has been deemed the very oxygen of success.

Since purchasing 32 Hereford Street, over seven hundred Chi Phi brothers have resided in the historic home, which has been deemed an architectural masterpiece.

In her answer, Clinton did not directly allude to her opponent's rhetoric — which has been deemed by some to be too crude for young ears.

Police officers in London have allegedly told a bar owner he should not play a form of Jamaican music, which has been deemed "unacceptable" by the borough.

Other developed countries have similar programs, which have been deemed a public health success.

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"At this time there have not been any proposals which have been deemed by the committee to be attractive to our shareholders," he wrote.

We pass the monastery, El Paular, the grounds of which have been deemed as a national heritage site and as such not fit for a hotel.

VUVUZELA 2010 Those long plastic horns, which have been deemed annoying by most of the Western news media, can now bother anyone within earshot.