Sentence examples for whatever they deem from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dugan said private schools have a right to teach students whatever they deem fit, but he said parents are led to believe anthroposophy is not an in issue in the classroom.

Anyone can sign up and upload (and potentially sell) whatever they deem as "Art".

As I walked by to collect him, he noticed the Sports Illustrated logo and went to move the plastic cover our store uses to cover up whatever they deem to be "inappropriate" content (whether this is a justifiable practice or not and who judges what is and isn't appropriate is a discussion for another day).

Also, complete absence of the physicians' professional bodies like Bangladesh Medical & Dental Association in overseeing the professional conducts of its members has given a free reign to the pharmaceuticals in doing whatever they deem necessary to boost sales of their products.

In the Colonial period, the English Crown issued "writs of assistance" that permitted customs officials to enter homes or vessels and seize whatever they deemed contraband.

For years, teams spent whatever they deemed fit on top picks, but last year M.L.B. cracked down, creating the bonus pools for the first 10 rounds of the 40-round draft.

"They've got every right to protect their content in whatever way they deem appropriate," Mr. Butcher said.

They therefore have an incentive to take all the information available to them, like forecasts and polls, and make whatever adjustments they deem necessary.