Word: deemed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...financial sacrifice and loss result ing from untimely sale and liquidation of assets of estates to provide for the pay ment of such taxes. The increased estate taxes upon the estates of decedents are devoted in large part to Governmental so cial programs. Under the circumstances now existing, I deem it advisable to cancel and revoke the bequests made...
...motives of these misguided folk are, I doubt not, often excellent. But they have opened the cover of Pandora's Box and we may well be fearful of the issue. For example, in many schools American history may now be taught only in terms these self appointed patriots deem desirable. Teachers who will not prostitute their knowledge and convictions to the often ignorant bias of these worthies must find other jobs...
...frank to state that it would be an inexcusable waste of your money and a senseless waste of our time to proceed further with the work of survey unless and until such changes are made in management as I deem an essential preliminary to any continuation of my work...
...examine the statement, asked to see it. Ignoring him, Dr. Townsend crumpled the paper in his hand, straightened his bony shoulders. "In view of the apparent unfriendly attitude of the committee," quavered he, "and the unfair attitude it has shown to me and to members of my organization, I deem it my duty to say that I shall no longer attend these committee meetings. ... I do not propose to come back again except under arrest. . . . Goodby, gentlemen." With this astonishing defiance of the U. S. Congress, the oldtime country doctor clapped on his sailor straw, turned his back...
...public day after Lehman hastily dispatched new prospectuses to its dealers, announcing in a rider that the underwriters were trading in Flintkote and would continue "to make such purchases and to execute such orders in such amounts and at such times for such period or periods as they shall deem advisable." For all bankers and dealers this exchange of lawyers' letters was significant because most of them have been pegging new issues to some extent without admitting it in their prospectuses...