Sentence examples for considers unnecessary from inspiring English sources

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

Although she has voted for a Republican in every presidential election save one -- Jimmy Carter in 1976 -- she will not support President Bush this year, blaming him for the state of the economy and a war she considers unnecessary.

He considers unnecessary what his son Representative Patrick J. Kennedy of Rhode Island calls "the premature eulogizing," or what Mr. Biden terms "a bordering on an obituary," that has accompanied his life in recent months.

Asked what economic policies his party offers to bridge the divide between east and west, Poggenburg proposed that money currently invested in what he considers "unnecessary projects", such as integration courses for asylum seekers, should instead be used to fund a new apprenticeship scheme for medium-sized businesses.

Mr. McIntosh, who previously worked for former Vice President Dan Quayle's antiregulatory office at the White House and is now chairman of the House subcommittee on regulatory affairs, is a frequent critic of what he considers unnecessary rules, including those issued by the E.P.A.

A prominent consumer group is calling on 20 hospitals, including three in Southern California, to stop marketing medical tests to patients that the group considers unnecessary and unethical.

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.

The government and the cotton industry say the weevil has disappeared in the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, Alabama and parts of the Southwest, and further spraying is considered unnecessary.