Sentence examples for where it suits from inspiring English sources
It's open where it suits Britain and suits the British people.
When questioned, government says this is a devolved matter and puts the heat on councils, but where it suits them greenfield development can be protected.
"It doesn't respect the 25-player rule because you can own half of the league and give them out to where it suits you," said Wenger last Friday.
He happily abuses religious foibles and hatreds of others where it suits, dispatching a rival driver to destitution via a little anti-Muslim prejudice.
As for the fighting, the Eritrean Army seems eager to show that it has pulled back from the areas claimed by Ethiopia but that it is still intact and will fight where it suits Eritrea.
The FSB understands that it rightly applies to the proportion of the value of contracts awarded, but figures for the number of contract awards are still being used to demonstrate performance where it suits.
He said he'd paid for this masterpiece, he owned it, he could put it where it suited him.
Where it suited them, the French acted as if majority voting were already in force, notes an EU diplomat.
He was enlightened (sponsoring religious tolerance, where it suited him) and brutal (murdering one son, blinding two others).
Where it suited his purpose, Vogel implemented policies that had been planned by others, such as the abolition of provincial governments.
Not that the poems are unmediated or spontaneous: he was a rigorous rewriter, who altered facts where it suited him and whose finished poems rarely contained a line of his first drafts.
