Sentence examples for deem to be appropriate from inspiring English sources

[a]cademic freedom embodies the principle that individual instructors are at liberty to teach that which they deem to be appropriate in the exercise of their professional judgment.

We also recommend setting up a Parental Guidance lock to ensure they only access content you deem to be appropriate.

It's an executive function… The president has absolute authority to suspend the entry of all aliens, or any class of aliens, that he may deem to be appropriate to protect the interests of the United States of America.

Any other information the Secretary deems to be appropriate.

"How the race panned out, we should have communicated differently and in hindsight let them race in the way they deemed to be appropriate".

(e) Information obtained through FRA accident investigations may be published in public reports or used for other purposes FRA deems to be appropriate.

"This is part of the New York City Watershed Model Forest Program," Mr. Burns said, "and is designed to be a living classroom to demonstrate what are deemed to be appropriate management practices for soil and water quality protection".

In time, as each generation subscribes to an ever-widening marker of what is deemed to be appropriate, I wonder if there will be any shame left to hack into.

Councillor Ian Perry, planning convenor on Edinburgh City Council, said: "Unesco heritage status does not preclude ongoing development to keep the site active and vibrant if it is deemed to be appropriate".

Wolff, who said on Friday that in hindsight Mercedes should have let the two drivers race "in the way they deemed to be appropriate" in Abu Dhabi, also wants to put the controversy behind them.

The screen was 14 by 12.5 cm (5.5 by 5 inches)—a screen size that was deemed to be appropriate for video monitors and was compatible with the resolution of the transmitted signal.