Sentence examples for we think appropriate from inspiring English sources

We expect all of the companies concerned to carry out thorough and immediate investigations into these allegations and we will not hesitate to take whatever action we think appropriate in response".

Monday's opinion by Justice Elena Kagan did not outlaw all life sentences without parole for juveniles but discouraged it, stating that given all that the court had learned in recent cases "about children's diminished culpability and heightened capacity for change, we think appropriate occasions for sentencing juveniles to this harshest possible penalty will be uncommon".

If a person does not respond to an action of their own or someone else's in a way we think appropriate to the situation, then often we must refigure the narrative concerning the action in such a way that it elicits the appropriate response.

In Ourilândia do Norte, extreme southern Pará, Salm [32] did not find type 1 chichagui in undisturbed areas that we think appropriate for occurrence of the species (see below).

"We can confirm that we have made disclosures to other agencies in addition to the S.E.C. as we thought appropriate based on the information we have uncovered," he said.

We filed out of the van and self-consciously positioned ourselves wherever we thought appropriate as her daughter came around and offered us tsutai tsai (salty milky tea).

In what seems an almost throwaway observation, she notes correctly that nothing in her decision bans imposing life-without-parole sentences on juvenile defendants who deserve them, but that "given all we have said...we think appropriate occasions for sentencing juveniles to this harshest possibly penalty will be uncommon".

"Look, the president's made it clear, and I think appropriate, that we're talking about airstrikes at some point.

"We are constantly monitoring the situation to preserve public safety and to guarantee the rights of all people in this city," he added, "and no one should think that we won't take actions that we think are appropriate when we think they are appropriate".

"Conversations about things we think are appropriate. . . will be ongoing," he said.

"We're receiving distress kinds of offers, below what we think are appropriate values," Mr. Grainger said.