Sentence examples for he deems proper from inspiring English sources

He's a pop music constant, with his undying stylishness, his unfading anger, his never-ending devotion to what he deems "proper" music, whether soul, rock, house, folk or R'n'B.

The Secretary of Labor may revoke such provision for simplified forms of any such labor organization if he determines, after such investigation as he deems proper and after due notice and opportunity for a hearing, that the purposes of this chapter and of chapter 11 of title 29 would be served thereby.

The mayor shall communicate to council from time to time a statement of the finances of the municipality, and such other information relating thereto and to the general condition of the affairs of the municipality as he deems proper or as may be required by council.

There's been little serious dispute that Article V, Section 8 of the California Constitution says the governor — under any conditions he "deems proper" — may grant a reprieve from a prisoner's sentence, even if that sentence is death.

(i) The Secretary of the Army may direct such action as he or she deems proper on each case.

If the Secretary does not accept the ABCMR's recommendation, adopts a minority position, or fashions an action that he or she deems proper and supported by the record, that decision will be in writing and will include a brief statement of the grounds for denial or revision.

There is no place in Madea's imagination for that odd-seeming guy in curlers or for anyone else who can't find social legitimacy, who doesn't fit into the parameters of what she deems proper behavior.

There is no place in Madea's imagination for that odd-seeming guy in curlers — or for anyone else who can't find social legitimacy, who doesn't fit into the parameters of what she deems proper behavior.

The privacy and control that copyright law gives authors would thus be assured for as long as Congress deems proper.

It may prohibit or condition as it deems proper the use of city streets as a place for the carrying on of private business.

A second provided that the Commission 'shall give such opportunity as it deems proper for the presentation of material facts in each case and arguments thereon.' 62 Cong.