Sentence examples for will be deemed illegal from inspiring English sources

While Everalbum doesn't seem to be doing anything that will be deemed illegal in court, making invites a part of onboarding isn't very cool, either.

If protesters fail to send in their protest route, or the protest deviates in any way from the submitted route, their protest will be deemed illegal, and so if any of the protesters at said protest are in masks, they could lose the next ten years of their life.

"Bluefin tuna caught by the Libyan fleet will be well on track to be deemed illegal," E.U. fisheries commissioner Maria Damanaki said.

Under the Israeli youth law, Islam's treatment would be deemed illegal.

Ms. San Miguel said information her group had collected could be deemed illegal under the new law.

Ms Damanaki further warned that any catches would be "well on track to be deemed illegal".

Q: Do you agree that certain compounds/drugs/chemicals/vitamins should be deemed illegal for competition?

If the U.S. Supreme Court agrees, the court-ordered manual recounts could be deemed illegal.

Apple has filed comments to the 2009 DMCA triennial rulemaking committee complaining about jailbreaking and asking that it be deemed illegal.

Prank phone calls can be deemed illegal if it is going to make people upset or angry.

The ball must arc into the air between 6 feet (1.83 m) to 12 feet (3.68 m) otherwise it will be deemed an illegal pitch.