“deemed”造句，怎麼用deemed造句

The DAB shall be deemed to be not acting as arbitrator(s).

The project continues into the Elaboration phase if the project is deemed feasible and worthwhile.

They can now, for instance, appoint more directors without this being deemed to constitute control.

Many prominent British scientists deemed it a hoax when presented with a sketch and pelt, in 1798.

He considered bank robbery to alleviate his debts but deemed it easier to peddle secrets to the KGB.

In his letter hu feng raised three questions of principle which we have deemed it necessary to repudiate at some length.

Whatever the means of payment used, payment shall not be deemed to have been effected before the Supplier's account has been fully and irrevocably credited.

29.4 In exceptional circumstances Members referred to in paragraph 1 may be given departures from their notified programmes and measures and their time-frame by the Committee if such departures are deemed necessary for the process of transformation.

The pre-Qin culture of China is "the spiritual garden" of the Chinese traditional culture. The philosophers' theories about economic management during that period have been deemed the foundation of economic management principles by Chinese feudal society.

For that Equipment for which operation is started before the date of the Final Acceptance Certificate, the guarantee period of 12(twele) months shall commence from the date of operation and that part of the Equipment shall be deemed as accepted.

Veal calves showing heavy muscling should be deemed suspect.

Levchenko recoiled at what he deemed moral corruption.

In revolutionary times, or during unrest, value judgment was deemed superior.

Viewed in a traditional mind, a reclusive life seems always to be deemed as the supremacy of happiness.

Presumably that too was to avoid offending China, even though it would have helped Okinawans to understand why the new facility is deemed so important.

I read early Church histories with a different attitude than a believing Christian would, and I am more likely to give credence to historical accounts that are today deemed heretical by the Church.

Webster's summation was later deemed a masterpiece of oratory.

He could face impeachment or be deemed unable to perform his duties and suspended from office.

The organisers reserve the right NOT to publish entries that are vulgar or in any ways deemed inappropriate. Cost of entries will still be charged to the participant.

The study found about 50 percent of the shrimp the FDA tested after the BP spill had harmful carbon levels exceeding the level of risk deemed by the group to be safe for pregnant women.

When it starts its sweet, delicious life, sugar is brown — a color deemed to be "undesirable" by the sugar industry.

She deemed it wise to refuse the offer.

It's in response to what was deemed to be the chaotic condition of English religious culture that the Presbyterian-led Parliament issued in 1643 the Licensing Act.