Sentence examples for would deem that from inspiring English sources

What kind of mind would deem that limp, slimy mass edible?

"If a teacher would deem that be — to avail the classroom of potentially being secure, or if the teacher were to deem that something that, within their own purview, they might prevent an atrocity if it were to occur, I would support the teacher in wanting to be able to do that".

So I would deem that success".

I would deem that unlikely, but we can't know for sure.

If you're down in Zuccotti Park six months from now, having made it through a cold winter, I'm not sure whether you would deem that success.

For example, if a caretaker erroneously reports a total daily insulin dose of 1,000 units for a 3-kg diabetic patient, the computer would deem that dose out of range and recommend dosing based on weight (instead of the reported total daily dose).

Mr. Terry said members of his party were working to draft legislative language that would "deem" the pipeline to be approved if an agreement is reached to raise the debt ceiling.

But as details of the law filter down, states and school districts have begun maneuvering to soften the law's effect, while the federal government has proposed regulations that would deem even teachers in training "highly qualified".

At 8 30 p.m., after an invocation by a chaplain borrowed from the House and with Senator Strom Thurmond of South Carolina presiding, Senator Frank H. Murkowski of Alaska introduced a resolution that would "deem" any one-day spending measure sent to the Senate by the House through Nov. 14 as automatically approved.

A Missouri Senate committee is considering a resolution that would deem pornography a public health threat. .

Napoleon also unsuccessfully sought a fatwa from the al-Azhar imams that would deem it permissible under Islamic law to declare allegiance to Napoleon.