Sentence examples for found it advisable from inspiring English sources

When Turkey put forward claims to Alexandretta, where Turks were the largest element in the mixed population, France found it advisable, for strategic reasons, to yield to its demands.

He found it advisable to remove himself from Italy and to do military service, first in the province of Asia and then in Cilicia.

There his support of Indians and Mexicans proved unpopular; after a massacre of Indians in 1860, which he editorially deplored, he found it advisable to leave town.

When Mary returned to Scotland (1561), he became privy councillor and master of the household, but four years later he again found it advisable to retire to France.

Public indignation was so strong, however, that five years later the King found it advisable, by the enactment of the Statute of Wills, to open the way for true testamentary disposition of land.

It was Cardinal Benedict Caetani who confirmed the unhappy pope Celestine V in his wish to resign and then, after he had succeeded him as Boniface VIII, found it advisable to intern the old man in the castle of Fumone, where he soon died.

In the interview, Dr. Berenson said that "we would not engage in prior restraint," but that H.M.O.'s would find it advisable to cooperate with the government.

The concentration of nitrogen and suspended solids in green roof throughflow decreases over time, suggesting workers evaluating this type of green surface may find it advisable to examine performance over time.

Or, in a case such as the one revealed by the pleadings in this one, she might find it advisable to begin by examining the payroll, for if there were no underpayments found, the issue of coverage would be academic.

A manager working in a more doing-oriented culture will find it advisable to give out clear responsibilities and tasks.

Dr. Wisdom will find it advisable to personally conduct the trustees through Bluebeard's house, even into the secret chamber where they will become parties to the guilt.