Sentence examples for believed necessary from inspiring English sources

'The police acted to do what they believed necessary to protect the lives of the public.

Britain said last December that it was training undercover armed police officers to act as sky marshals and would use them "where and when" it believed necessary.

Michael E. Tigar, her defense lawyer, said in court on Tuesday that she was an "honorable lawyer at work," who did what she believed necessary to secure less harsh prison conditions for her client.

Not long before his foray into Africa, Diamond wrote a detailed comment piece for the Financial Times arguing that many banks were still "too big to fail" and outlining measures he believed necessary to change this.

When the city formally — and quietly — adopted the regulation in 2005, officials said that only six events with 5,000 to 50,000 spectators would be allowed each year on the lawn, a measure believed necessary to protect its 13 acres of Kentucky bluegrass.

Iyer's book makes it plausible that the boy from the Tibetan backwoods may be outlining, in his own frequently Forrest Gumpish way, "a process of mutual understanding and progressing self-clarification on a gigantic scale" — the process that Arendt believed necessary for halting the "tremendous increase in mutual hatred and a somewhat universal irritability of everybody against everybody else".

"How much more 'opportunity for comment' does the court believe necessary?" Justice Breyer asked his colleagues in the majority.

The economy is expected to grow 7percentt in 2000, the rate Mr. Fox believes necessary over the long term to raise the living standards of most Mexicans.

These legally binding orders set out any requirements the court believes necessary to prevent a forced marriage, including requiring passports to be relinquished.

A judge can attach any conditions the court believes necessary to prevent a forced marriage, including requiring passports to be relinquished.

Suppose you will some immoral end but, irrationally, don't will the immoral means you believe necessary to carry out this immoral end.