The improvement of the boulevard in question was a work of which the state, if it had deemed it proper to do so, could have taken immediate charge by its own agents; for it is one of the functions of government to provide public highways for the convenience and comfort of the people.
"I deemed it proper to participate since the financial interest was not substantial," Judge Tenney reported.
If the Senate deemed it proper, in view of his contumacy, to give that direction, it was at liberty to do so.
Since the order failed on statutory grounds, a majority of that court did not deem it proper to decide the constitutional question.
As some of their utterances are directly pertinent to the question now under consideration, we deem it proper to quote them.
Consequently, I deem it proper to confront the issue here, even though, as a technical matter, no judgment could issue in this case ordering the Selective Service to refrain entirely from granting exemptions.
Pericles deemed it proper, over the protests of his opponents, to use this money on beautifying the city; in this way he could keep the money in circulation and provide jobs for the whole population.
Before proceeding to his discourse, I, however, deem it proper to remark that conversation with the Judge enables me to say that he concurs entirely with the views expressed by Senator DOUGLAS in his speech at Springfield, Illinois, of June 12 , 1857
What if we were to deem it proper to nestle substantive nutrition curricula into physical education classes?
To remove the liability of such misapprehension, I deem it proper to append the following brief explanation... What I have said respecting and against religion, I mean strictly to apply to the slaveholding religion of this land, and with no possible reference to Christianity proper.
