deeming in English
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1. "Adeeming": examples and translations in context This is a " deeming " section deeming something to be what it is not
2. You might have even ruled out Bralettes altogether, deeming them insufficient in the support department
3. Synonyms for Adjudicating include feeling, believing, thinking, holding, maintaining, deeming, considering, judging, assuming and holding that
4. After a two-year investigation, the Food and Drug Administration asserted control over tobacco products by deeming them drugdelivery devices.
5. Deeming it Blesseder to be A rotted man, than live to see So rude a sky as covers thee; Deeming thyself of all unblest And wretched souls the wretchedest, Longing to die and be at rest; Know: that however grim the fate Which sent thee forth to meditate Upon my enviable state, Here lieth one who would resign Gladly his lot, to shoulder thine.
6. “We, deeming that to see a man put to death is much the same as killing him, have abjured [solemnly renounced] such spectacles [gladiatorial games].” —Athenagoras.
7. However, not deeming it safe to venture out again, I sat down on the sill of my mother's door to read the dog-eared Ramayana, with a marbled paper cover, which belonged to her old aunt.
8. Parliament rejected the document bearing this title which accompanied the Green Paper, deeming it sloppy, incomplete and lacking homogeneous regional comparative analyses, and called for a fresh report as an absolute priority.
9. Regulatory bodies have different approaches to address the cardiac stimulation risk during Aquench, sometimes deeming it as negligible (Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency 2015), sometimes raising concerns of possible cardiac stimulation (Istituto Nazionale per l'Assicurazione contro gli Infortuni sul Lavoro (INAIL), 2015
10. Even in those circumstances, Mr. Justice Pratte for the Court of Appeal, held that the claimant did not have any acquired rights to benefits, and the amendment to regulations, deeming pension benefits to be earnings and allocatable to weeks of unemployment, was applicable.
11. The Ardently Faithful detest the southerners’ deeming of our Holy Book as superstition; beyond a small, detestable minority I loathe as much as they, I have observed that the majority of the southerners, though swift to recall the dark pages of Church history, observe the Enchiridion as the word of the goddess Halone, the Fury, of the Twelve.
12. Ever since the enactment of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (the “Arbitration Act”), Arbitral awards have been statutorily granted the same status as a decree of a civil court by way of a deeming fiction under Section 36 of the Arbitration Act.Up until the amendment of the Arbitration Act in 2015, the filing of an application challenging an Arbitral award had the