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Evo25 Posted 15 years ago
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Deemed
I voluntarily give my consent for A Company to obtain and verify information as deemed appropriate for the assessment of my application of employment. I understand that any false declaration or statement (which have) made by me in this application shall be sufficient grounds for rejection.
For the above sentence, I'm confused about somthing. why it should be appeared as "deemed" instead of "deem", and do the words in the blacket imply?So it can explain why the word 'made' should be used here.
For the above sentence, I'm confused about somthing. why it should be appeared as "deemed" instead of "deem", and do the words in the blacket imply?So it can explain why the word 'made' should be used here.
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Hi, I voluntarily give my consent for A Company to obtain and verify information as deemed appropriate (ie as will be deemed apppropriate by A Company) for the assessment of my application of employment. I understand that any false declaration or statement (which have) made ( No, which has been made) by me in this application shall be sufficient grounds for rejection. For the above sentence, I'm confused about somthing.
- Hi, I voluntarily give my consent for A Company to obtain and verify information as deemed appropriate (ie as will be deemed apppropriate by A Company) for the assessment of my application of employment.
- I understand that any false declaration or statement (which have) made ( No, which has been made) by me in this application shall be sufficient grounds for rejection.
- For the above sentence, I'm confused about somthing.
- So it can explain why the word 'made' should be used here.
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Hi,
I voluntarily give my consent for A Company to obtain and verify information as
deemed appropriate (ie as will be deemed apppropriate by A Company)
for the assessment of my application o
I voluntarily give my consent for A Company to obtain and verify information as
deemed appropriate (ie as will be deemed apppropriate by A Company)
for the assessment of my application o
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any statement which is made by me OR which has been made by me
such information as is deemed/considered appropriate
"Made" and "deemed" are both past participles, which are always used with a form of the verb "to be" in forming the passive voice.
I like her. (simple present tense, active voice)
such information as is deemed/considered appropriate
"Made" and "deemed" are both past participles, which are always used with a form of the verb "to be" in forming the passive voice.
I like her. (simple present tense, active voice)
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