Sentence examples for decision as necessary from inspiring English sources

Miliband defended the Heathrow decision as "necessary" and said it fitted within the target set by Labour to cut carbon emissions.

White House officials defended the decision as necessary to preserve the chance of cooperation with Turkey, a NATO ally, on Middle Eastern conflicts.

Schwarzenegger aides defended the decisions as necessary to correct the state's troubled finances.

Mr. Bush defends his decisions as necessary to keep the nation safe, yet sounds reflective, even chastened.

Aides said the White House would make decisions as necessary about the president's travel during and after the storm.

When asked about the Microsoft case during a news briefing this morning, Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for President-elect Bush's transition, said: "Any existing suits that are under the purview of the Department of Justice, the incoming administration, the incoming attorney general, will review them and make any decisions as necessary".

Privately and publicly, her associates justified her decision as economically necessary and environmentally manageable.

Microsoft portrayed its Longhorn decision as a necessary winnowing to hit the 2006 timetable.

Obama campaign officials characterized their decision as a necessary one meant to combat similar Republican political action committees, particularly those set up to back Mitt Romney.

Mr. Benton said his group also saw the decision as a necessary first step toward an international ban that could prevent overfishing by other countries as new territories opened.

The punishment drew howls of protest from Patriots fans and management, with many calling it the harshest in league history, but N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell defended the decision as "a necessary deterrent".