Sentence examples for it deems advisable from inspiring English sources

'The Committee on Un-American Activities shall report to the House (or to the Clerk of the House if the House is not in session) the results of any such investigation, together with such recommendations as it deems advisable.

The Council shall examine the financial statements and the audit reports and shall forward them to the Conference with such comments as it deems advisable.

It is deemed advisable, therefore, that the radium and other radioactive substances, apparatus, appliances, funds and property belonging to the Trust and the Commission shall be dealt with by vesting them in the Minister of Health, or the Secretary of State for Scotland, as may be appropriate.

When at a late period of the convention it was deemed advisable, that there should be a vice president, the propriety of retaining him, as presiding officer of the senate, seems to have met with general favour, eight states voting in the affirmative, and two only in the negative.

Given the number of items in the first version of the questionnaire, and bearing in mind that some subjects could provide non-evaluable responses, it was deemed advisable to select a minimum of 200 patients.

If, on the other hand, it should be deemed advisable to receive the Mission, the importance of its being received might be somewhat diminished should the Princess also be received.

4. If, on the other hand, it should be deemed advisable to receive the Mission, the importance of its being received might be somewhat diminished should the Princess also be received.

A large hole was stove in the Olympic's starboard quarter, and she anchored off Cowes with so much water in her hold that it was not deemed advisable to bring her into Southampton until this morning.

By Veronica Priestly and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 5, 1952 P. 15 A recent "Memorandum to Departments" set forth under the letterhead of the Harvard University Medical School, Office of the Dean, started out: "Since Commencement Day falls on Thursday of this week it has been deemed advisable to dispense alcohol on some other day in order to avoid confusion.

Since the King often did not recognize her during his psychotic episodes and was upset by her presence, it was eventually deemed advisable to provide him with a mistress, Odette de Champdivers, the daughter of a horse-dealer, who according to Tuchman is said to have resembled Isabeau and was called "the little Queen".

The decree also specifies that the government, if it deems it advisable, may set the percentage of foreigners who will be allowed to engage in each category of business in France.