Příklady reputed

• The provincial court was to apply ' custom ' and the assessors were selected from those reputed to be most knowledgeable of community custom.

• Being surrounded by like-minded peers, working in ensembles and studying with well-reputed teachers all emerged as themes from the data that feed into the students' musical development.

• The teachers were well-reputed members of the social and health policy establishment, and they taught poor relief and medical care, as well as bookkeeping and office work.

• One company alone is reputed to have got away with £¼ million of investor's money.

• The reply in one ease was that no plane had done what it was reputed to have done; there was no evidence.

• The intentions of the authors, or reputed authors, would not be taken into consideration at all.

• I pay a price for the land which includes the value, or the reputed value, of the minerals which are supposed to lie under it.

• What steps are being taken to arrest the said chief who is reputed to have done this act, and is it possible to arrest him?

• The off-licence holder, the wine merchant or the grocer, is not allowed to sell less than a reputed quart of spirits at a time.

• We cannot accept, five or six years after the damage is reputed to have occurred, an application for recognition of that damage as war damage.

• The key is that the circumstances are such that he is the reputed owner therof.

• We are now at the hour of the morning when it is reputed that human vitality is at its lowest.

• The year 1984 is reputed to be a bad omen, so let us hope that agreement is reached earlier than that.

• He recently made a near world tour, and it is reputed that it cost about £50,000, travelling first-class.

• Nobody could be prosecuted for selling what was less than a reputed pint because what is a reputed pint is what he says it is.