Word: deemed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...being Calvin Coolidge. ¶ President Coolidge gave opt word 1) that he believed Congress had time enough to produce any necessary farm legislation, if Congressmen felt that the need was pressing; if they did not produce legislation, he would regard it as a sign that they felt otherwise, would deem it unnecessary to call an extra session for farm legislation; 2) that he would appoint women to Federal posts where precedent for such action existed, but would not in general appoint women to offices which have been held exclusively...
Although the plan was presented to several individual Senators, it was never seriously taken up by the Senate as a whole, and the Jury of Award did not deem that the support of 534,177 out of 25,000,000 or 30,000,000 actual voters was sufficient popular response. So Dr. Levermore never got the second $50,000, and unless the necessary conditions are fulfilled before Mar. 5 of this year, the offer will expire...
...States, not desiring to delay matters, will vote in favor of the adoption of the report only on the express condition that it will be permitted to present to the Conference, or an appropriate committee, for consideration on their merits, American suggestions or such portions thereof as it may deem germane to the Conference's purpose. Our instructions are such that we would find it difficult to proceed further in the Conference without this clear understanding...
...First National Bank (Manhattan) and Messrs. Brown Brothers & Co.* According to M. Etienne Clementel, French Minister of Finance, the money is to be applied "to the reduction of the Government's indebtedness to the Bank of France, which will hold and use the proceeds as it may deem wise for the protection and stabilization of the franc. The Government's indebtedness to the Bank has already been materially reduced since the peak of such borrowings, reached at the end of 1920." The loan was issued in the form of 25-year sinking fund gold bonds. The price...
...sure, mentions in one of his poems a certain Childe Roland who came to a dark tower; but no Childe Harold ever went near a dark tower, to my knowledge. There was a Childe Harold, mentioned by Lord Byron, who . . . wends through many a pleasant place, Though sluggards deem it but a foolish chase...