Examples of 'could be deemed' in a sentence
Meaning of "could be deemed"
could be deemed: suggesting something that might be considered or judged in a particular way
How to use "could be deemed" in a sentence
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could be deemed
This could be deemed to be an abuse of the exemption.
By the earth standards it could be deemed a success.
The move could be deemed as obstruction of justice.
He is blamed for the defeat and could be deemed a traitor.
These regions could be deemed to be economically lagging.
The point is not to do anything that could be deemed as structuring.
These could be deemed as irrelevant keywords.
A brushing of a master could be deemed as pleasure.
These could be deemed as discriminatory.
Inclusionary zoning could be deemed illegal.
This could be deemed to be the first step of financial planning.
They insisted the step could be deemed an abuse of power.
You could be deemed guilty of gender discrimination for your statement.
Any content which could be deemed to be unlawful.
A statement of general compliance with these conditions by companies could be deemed sufficient.
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This property could be deemed residential or commercial.
Review of existing rules to identify language which could be deemed discriminatory.
So that could be deemed as a bad thing.
Anything that makes someone feel uncomfortable could be deemed harassment.
Pence could be deemed as such.
Incorrect instructions provided by an administrative body could be deemed to be a negligent administrative act.
It could be deemed inactive.
This could constitute state aid to those operators and could be deemed incompatible.
Such activity could be deemed propaganda.
Some participants suggested that a qualifier be added so that a person could be deemed a manager.
Her testimony could be deemed partial.
Official signed permission is required to broadcast any content that could be deemed too offensive.
Protesters could be deemed terrorists.
The emergency bans protests and restricts publications that could be deemed to incite violence.
That praise could be deemed to amount to implicit and indeed unstinting approval.
The type of people who buy electric vehicles could be deemed more responsible.
Which a Veteran could be deemed to be in need of personal care.
Without such backing any statement even without any backing could be deemed to be a complaint.
The Acknowledge message could be deemed missing after a predetermined period of time.
We see substantial risk that all the work undertaken today could be deemed incomplete.
It concluded that the schemes could be deemed compatible with the common market.
It could be deemed to be against the company 's best interests.
A management process without any one of the four phases could be deemed incomplete and inadequate.
One person could be deemed sufficient for bringing a complaint to an IFI compliance review mechanism.
This could constitute State aid to thoseoperators and could be deemed incompatible.
Instead, this could be deemed a maintenance problem.
It is possible that a Cookie may contain information that could be deemed identifiable.
Therefore, it could be deemed a reckless attempt destined to fail.
The Panel determined therefore that these estimates could be deemed to be probative of value.
A request could be deemed inadmissible if,.
This could constitute State aidto those operators and could be deemed incompatible.
Otherwise, it could be deemed an unfair contract.
The Council will therefore remove any statement that could be deemed to be defamatory.
Amazon 's project could be deemed as the second initiative for such sort of massive work.
Applicants who do not respect this time frame could be deemed ineligible by the CMF.
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Those which are deemed acceptable are to be used as textbooks
The existence of such guidance was deemed necessary
The review was deemed a success by all participants
Examples of using Could
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I figured you could use a little help
Could go to prison for some time if convicted
On horseback you could be home in three days
