Sentence examples for which you deem from inspiring English sources

"In today's environment, basically what you want to have is the groundwork for intelligence operations in any country which you deem to be a national security threat," he said.

Is all information on the nature and/or physicochemical properties of the test item given, which you deem indispensable for judging the data?

"We will not allow you to inspire aggression to the social factions which you deem inferior.

But it does let you go through big clips and tell it which shots you deem stinkers, which ones you absolutely insist on including and how long the production should run.

Most plans are expensive as they provide an infinite number of healthcare services, some of which you may deem as totally unnecessary and ridiculous.

And which would you deem consider a robbery?

You are subject to an immediate exit tax, which deems you (for tax purposes) to have sold all of your worldwide property for its fair market value the day before your departure from the U.S. It wasn't always this way.

This is a quality which pastoralists deem lacking in young men today.

The money's fantastic and that's something which I deem -- and again, it is frowned upon -- very important". .

That means they often refuse to carry proper ID, or pay taxes, which they deem illegitimate if not unholy.

All Cowan had with him was a comb, which he deemed too shabby a thank-you gift.