Sentence examples for who it deems from inspiring English sources

Quebec selects immigrants who it deems will adapt well to living in the province.

And more troubling, who it deems national security risks and who it targets.

It highlighted inept border officials who allowed one of his wives to pass into Iran, inept municipal officials who failed to spot the unusual construction at his house, intelligence officials who hoarded information, and senior police officials who it deemed guilty of a "grave dereliction of duty".

"An employer would be justified in refusing to hire an [individual] who it deemed inappropriately dressed for work," he explains.

Mr Mohamed, who has been linked to the Somali militant group al-Shabab, was subject to a terrorism prevention and investigation measures (TPim) notice, which is aimed at protecting the public from people the home secretary believes to have engaged in terrorism-related activity but who it is not deemed feasible to prosecute or deport.

In July, the administration designated six detainees who it said President Bush had deemed eligible for military tribunals.

This was a particular achievement as it had to beat stiff competition from around the world, and it impressed judges who deemed it "exquisite", praising its "rich and exotic" flavours and its "impeccable balance".

Fearing that the discovery would not be properly appreciated in Argentina, she flew with the footage to Germany this week to present it to experts, who deemed it to be authentic.

Who deems it to have fallen into an abyss of bad taste?

Furthermore, the inflammatory accusation that the Jews were complicit in their own demise has been contested by, among others, the scholar Walter Laqueur, who deems it "ahistorical, if not unethical and indecent, to pass judgment on the behavior of persons in the most extreme peril for their lives... from the vantage point of the present".

The assumption that speech can be suppressed by anyone who deems it false or offensive".