Sentence examples for might deem appropriate from inspiring English sources

Such a letter amounted to "a confession of guilt by the person who signs it", stated the ruling, exposing returnees to what the regime might deem "appropriate punishment".

The message said that the Hump would donate to conservation organizations, and pay whatever fines the court might deem appropriate (a maximum of two hundred thousand dollars for businesses).

Not possessing a mincing machine, or vast reserves of patience, my chunks are coarser than Hugh might deem appropriate, but I like the result – it gives the dish more body.

Today's BBC analysis of information gleaned from 331 social housing providers suggests that in receipt of less housing benefit, claimants have not transferred in large measure into properties the secretary of state might deem appropriate, or rented out their spare rooms, to meet the shortfall in the entrepreneurial fashion he might like.

Therefore I have made a decision to postpone the execution of Timothy McVeigh for one month from this day so that the execution would occur on June 11 , 2001 in an effort to allow his attorneys ample and adequate time to review these documents and to take any action they might deem appropriate in that interval.

The judgments [of those officials] are entitled to be regarded by the courts as presumptively correct and if rational and not clearly outside legal requirements should be upheld rather than substituted by the impression a particular judge or panel of judges might deem more appropriate.

Pharmacists will also be advised on options for referral (e.g. how to access specialist dietary or smoking cessation advice) when they might deem it appropriate.

In this case, even though the reward amount might be deemed appropriate based on the participation cost, motivation to participate will still be weak if the number of sensing tasks to which a participant is engaged is not large enough to amount to a significant sum [93].

This review was undertaken to determine whether such use might be deemed appropriate clinically, based on results of resistance testing or a clinical history of severe pneumonia.

Traditional, unitary methods of risk assessment, focusing on the more direct risks associated with specific hazards, might be deemed appropriate where the issue is simple and the question essentially diagnostic.

They gave the Legislature 180 days to "take such action as it may deem appropriate".