Sentence examples for thinks necessary from inspiring English sources

And he pays more income tax than his accountant thinks necessary.

Among the things the committee thinks necessary is a significant reform of the electricity market in a way that provides more security for low carbon investment.

We are uncomfortable with the idea of Mr. Bush's giving himself carte blanche to make any military intervention he thinks necessary without seeking outside approval.

As Arlen Specter, the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, observed last week, "The hearings are really, in effect, a subtle minuet, with the nominee answering as many questions as he thinks necessary in order to be confirmed".

She took a step back from her country's friendship with the government of Iran, and has set out to rein in public spending, something she thinks necessary to keep the country's economic boom going.

Lord Myners has urged the Co-operative Group nototo let negotiations over his recommended reforms delay the changes he thinks necessary if the supermarket and funeral homes business is to survive.

The buyer's lawyer makes whatever changes he thinks necessary, allows the client to sign it, and then sends the amended contract back to the seller's lawyer for signing by the seller -- if the seller agrees to the amendments.

He clearly hopes to ramp up the pressure for reforms that he already thinks necessary – a single, consolidated surveillance commissioner, better-resourced parliamentary scrutiny and, most importantly, annual reports so that the public can see just how frequently the agencies are digging into individuals' communications data.