Sentence examples for deems it right from inspiring English sources

This student should speak up about cheating because she deems it right to do so, not to leverage a better grade.

In the son's ruling circle the same old security apparatus remains paramount and the same grim logic seems to prevail.Double standards?If the West deems it right to bomb Libya in an effort to force the murderous Muammar Qaddafi from power, why not do the same to Syria?

Television dictates this, just as television in Spain pays each of the two big giants more than all the rest to play as and when the broadcasters deem it right for them.

"We have always enjoyed racing in Bahrain, it's on the calendar, the FIA and the promoters deem it right that we hold a race in Bahrain and we'll be happy to be there and race".

He compares this to the case of warlike rulers who forbid murder the killing of a single person yet deem it right for their soldiers to kill as many people of a neighboring state as possible.

But the players, the lawyer said, have not indicated opposition to being on strike that day if the executive board deems it the right step to walk out before Sept. 11.

The European Central Bank (ECB) aims to keep inflation just below 2% - the level it deems right for growth.

Mr. Marciel added that China had shown a "growing assertiveness" in regard to what it deemed its maritime rights.

We could add the oil to the strategic reserve, or use it right away, whatever is deemed to be in the national interest.

Officials on the left and the right deemed it a dangerous exercise in voyeurism, while others lauded it as an inevitable, democratic step.

When Saint Laurent himself, who had skipped Ford's show, not only attended Slimane's but led a standing ovation, fashion people, eager Kremlinologists all, deemed it a volcanic incident, right up there with Khrushchev and the shoe.