If you deem necessary

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

And, if You deem it necessary (or just amusing) to take my mind before You take my body, let's try to keep the progressive dementia noble and epically sad rather than comical.

If someone gives you a sleazy vibe or makes you uncomfortable, just unmatch or block them (then block them on all forms of social media if you deem it necessary).

Re-arrange the basic information if you deem it necessary.

Talk to a lawyer, if you deem it necessary.

Additional money (through a unbounced check) may be sent to the buyer if you deem it necessary and the buyer agrees and can put your trust into not having a bounced check at any single time.

They can also ask questions to see if the patient is coping, prescribe pharmacological treatments if deemed necessary, and refer if appropriate (see Lobb et al. [ 6] for a checklist for GPs to use).

This is asking for trouble as they'll possibly (if deemed necessary by doctors) put you elsewhere in an even worse A&E bed at the nearest suitable hospital, where for the safety of other patients you may be handcuffed.

It should be emphasised that according to clinical evaluation, additional analgesia must be performed if deemed necessary even if the score is lower than the cut-off point.

The Department may require completion of the enquiry if it deems necessary".

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