Sentence examples for consider unnecessary from inspiring English sources

Citing the former dictator's ailing health, a court of appeals suspended a judge's order that he be registered officially with the police, a process his supporters consider unnecessary.

As some see it, the school budget's defeat represents an attempt by some residents who oppose what they consider unnecessary frills, like after-school homework clubs, to force the district into an austerity budget.

To limit what they consider unnecessary drug spending, most insurers require that patients pay a portion of the cost, known as the co-pay, subject to an annual limit.

On the table is the development of a new long-range, nuclear-tipped cruise missile that Mr. Obama's Defense Department embraced but that some leading nuclear strategists consider unnecessary and potentially destabilizing.

"I am concerned with what I consider unnecessary and irresponsible maneuvering and behavior like this on the part of those patrol boats in, again, international waters in an area that's traversed by numerous ships of all nations peacefully day in and day out," he said during a video news conference from his headquarters in Bahrain.

It has been seen that decision-makers try to block or delay the change of VTL color from green to yellow due to the adverse economic impact on the tourism sector in the island and because they want to avoid crying and wolf, generating panic in response to the warning, and incurring large expenditures they (or some of them) consider "unnecessary".

"There was no reason to clean 'David,' " said Mr. Beck, who has frequently campaigned against what he considers unnecessary restorations.

The majority of the American Rhinology Society members uses postoperative antibiotics routinely in septoplasties, which is considered unnecessary by many authors.

In the design of the nutrition study, it was considered unnecessary to distinguish between saturated and nonsaturated fats consumed in the diet.

Enterprise and regulatory reform bill Legislation will be introduced to reduce regulations on businesses, repealing legislation considered unnecessary and limiting state inspections.

The poison pill tactic was something many, including regulators, considered unnecessary under the new takeover rules except to prevent creeping bids and private agreements.