Sentence examples similar to when not deemed necessary from inspiring English sources

Vice President Dick Cheney and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld have been pounding the war drums without ever spelling out the precise nature of the Iraqi threat or why "regime change" is mandatory now when it was not deemed necessary only a year or two ago -- and was ruled out by Mr. Bush's father in 1991.

In a statement to The Times, Toyota said that there was no defect in the Sienna and that "a safety recall was not deemed necessary" when it discovered the problem in 2003.

A spokeswoman said the kits were "not deemed necessary at the present time" for UK customers.

Ethical approval was not deemed necessary for this study.

In 8 cases, the team intervention was not deemed necessary or exceeded status.

When the patients consent for surgery, they sign a general consent that their tissue remainders can be used for research; therefore, a study specific consent form was not deemed necessary.

Ethical approval was not deemed necessary.

Institutional Review Board approval was not deemed necessary.

Informed consent was not deemed necessary.

Thus, ethics consideration was not deemed necessary by UCLH Research and Development.

(Multiple imputation has not been used here since the added complexity was not deemed necessary).