Sentence examples for it thought necessary from inspiring English sources

IT IS hard to imagine that America would look kindly on a foreign government that demanded the right to hold some of its own citizens in prison, incommunicado, denying them access to legal assistance for as long as it thought necessary, without ever charging them with a crime.

The executive branch argued to the Supreme Court that federal power over Puerto Rico was so omnipotent, that effectively, Puerto Rico's constitution could be undone by Congress if it thought necessary.

"It is not, I think, necessary to have no French or German government interest in the company.

Like diplomatic immunity, it was thought necessary to allow nations to deal with each other free of legal harassment.

Therefore, it was thought necessary to develop sensitive stability indicating spectrofluorimetric method for determination of ADP and applicable to in vitro diffusion test.

It is thought necessary to educate the importance of the emergency call and the MET system even at night for all hospital staff.

This extends to the amount of information given to a patient as it is thought necessary to protect and not overburden him or her.

When these isolated impulses occur in a reverberant environment it is currently thought necessary to use an "energy" criterion.

Germany, he said, would deploy fighters only when it thought it was necessary, and not to join a bandwagon.

A like-minded majority has the power to do whatever it thinks is necessary.

"It's just that it's so difficult for EPA to get something from the industry if it thinks it's necessary.