Sentence examples for if it deems from inspiring English sources

The state's highest court cleared the way yesterday for New York City to evict homeless men and women from its shelters if it deems them repeatedly disruptive or noncooperative with shelter rules.

Developed by Autonomy – recently sold to HP Company – the company is still operating as a spun-out startup and may even raise venture capital to scale its offering, if it deems that necessary.

"Naturally Russia has the right to put nuclear weapons in any region on its territory if it deems it necessary".

"There is no legal ban, no legal argument in this very specific armed conflict context… that prohibits a government from targeting its own nationals, if it deems them dangerous," Maus told France 24 after news of the killing of the British citizens broke. .

Comcast will never compete with itself locally, but a rival firm might try to cut in on its local market share if it deems it economically viable as a business choice.

This current version is scheduled to become the stable release in December, though Mozilla often holds features back in its pre-release channels if it deems them to be too unstable for a general release.

Mr. Abraham said that the United States would release oil from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve if it deemed that move necessary.

He also noted that the antitrust agency could delay its findings, particularly if it deemed that the industry might change after the acquisition.

The exchange, however, can still delist Olympus, which is 92 years old, if it deemed the transgressions serious enough.

Ms Lundberg said she did not know yet if the fine would be imposed, adding that only a court could decide to drop it if it deemed the girl had acted in self-defence.

He did it again at the United Nations on Tuesday, warning that Israel reserved the right to strike Iran's nuclear facilities if it deemed that Iran was close to producing nuclear weapons.