Sentence examples for which it deems from inspiring English sources

One such site for contestation is children's literature, which has a sociological function to inform, educate and inculcate values which it deems important in its readers.

Facebook has so far resisted pre-roll advertising (on its own site, anyway), which it deems  "interruptive" to viewers.

Broadcom says, with the acquisition, it is gaining a team of architects and engineers focused on security, which it deems an 'essential ingredient' across its platforms.

The trouble with the ministry is that it thinks it knows best; certainly better than markets, which it deems dangerous.

China blocks overseas websites which it deems politically sensitive, such as Facebook, Twitter, and the New York Times.

It sells an Apple TV set-top box, which it deems a hobby and which most analysts view as a lackluster product.

Hamas has also signalled its opposition to the terms of the US ceasefire plan, which it deemed too favourable to Israel.

Britain was hugely offended by this seizure, which it deemed illegal, and threatened war against the Union.

The incident came after a Canadian school was criticised for giving student detention for wearing a backless dress, which it deemed "inappropriate" and a "sexual distraction".

Last year, the U.A.W. refused to give Chrysler the same concessions on medical costs that it granted G.M. and Ford, which it deemed in far worse shape.

Formed in 1968, the SDS, an undercover unit within special branch, infiltrated "radical" political movements which it deemed a threat to the UK state.