Sentence examples for will not deem from inspiring English sources

The manager's fear must be that Ashley will not deem signing a replacement this month imperative.

Security bosses all over the world seem to think that the public will not deem Cerberus functional if it is not baring fangs.Flavio Zanchi Retford, Nottinghamshire* Letter appears online only.

Ultimately it means that many talented players beyond the Test world will not deem a career in cricket viable".Although the ICC tends not to justify its decisions, the process behind this one is not hard to spot.

People will respect her opinions and not deem her as "bossy" since she will be able to communicate what she thinks while respecting others.

American banks may find that Basel 1 will not be deemed equivalent within the EU after 2006, when the commission's promised directive is due to take effect.

Under the revised policy, reporters will not be deemed in violation of the rules if what they report "was legitimately obtained" in the course of newsgathering outside Guantánamo.

Jackson said that was unlike the "type of contact you get making a play on the ball, when trying to block a shot -- that type of contact will not be deemed flagrant".

"Activities undertaken in the orientation camps will not be deemed to be engaged in pursuant to the player's N.H.L. standard player contract," the deputy commissioner Bill Daly said in an e-mail message, explaining the league's position.

The rules committees of the R&A and the USGA have introduced a revision from 1 January next year which states: "Where enhanced technological evidence shows that a ball has left its position and come to rest in another location, the ball will not be deemed to have moved if that movement was not reasonably discernible to the naked eye at the time".

"If the proposed system does basically the same things that the original system did, with the exception of providing apartment-to-apartment communication and requiring the tenant to use her own telephone, there is a chance that it will not be deemed a reduction in services," Mr. Gulielmetti said.

As the definition of psychoactive substance is quite broad, the banning legislation makes clear that a number of commonly consumed products will not be deemed "psychoactive substances".