Examples of using Was deemed in English and their translations into Malay
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it was said that many foreign buyers would not be able to enjoy the benefit as the period was deemed too short.
over 50% of the University's research activity was deemed to be'world-leading' or'internationally excellent', and nearly 90% was
While the topic was deemed as taboo not too long ago,
In 2006, the film was deemed"culturally, historically,been preserved in their first year of eligibility.">
the airline informed me that my ticket had been cancelled entirely as I didn't take the first flight to Singapore and it was deemed“out-of-sequence”.
There was much discussion over the naming of the airport in recent years with Ryanair in particular keen to see Dusseldorf added to its name however this was deemed misleading so has not happened…… yet.
Love and Liberty" written by a Canadian author Irshad Manji which was deemed against hukum syarak[which I believe means Sharia law-EV]….
The Dragon Painter was deemed"culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" by
as the prince was deemed to be too exalted to pass through the gateway.[9]
Actually, it's deemed to possess zero androgenic effects.
My studies were deemed a failure, so I had to find a way.
Those RAW agents who were deemed as traitors their names are being cleared.
This potent herb has been deemed“the medicine chest in a tree”.
What's deemed low blood pressure for you might be normal for somebody else.
Yes, the minute your flight number changes, it's deemed as a flight cancellation.
Customers who make late payments are deemed to have incurred additional charges;
Com or be deemed a waiver by Myeyelashstore.
The mountain is deemed holy by the local population.
Delivery is deemed to have taken place once a signature has been received accepting such delivery.
The pensioners who lost their payments were deemed to have at least $823,000 in assets(this did not include the value of a home).