consider it necessary vs consider it as necessary

Both "consider it necessary" and "consider it as necessary" are correct and commonly used in English. They have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably.

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consider it necessary

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express the idea of deeming something as necessary or essential.

Examples:

I consider it necessary to attend the meeting.
She considers it necessary to save money for the future.

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Member States could have further levels of NUTS details, where they consider it necessary.
The competent authorities shall issue guidelines to identify corresponding national payments where they consider it necessary.
Does the Commission consider it necessary to improve user awareness of the dubious practices being adopted by email companies? 2.
The Commission did not consider it necessary to determine whether the domestic sales were made in the ordinary course of trade.
It should also be noted that the vast majority of Member States did not consider it necessary to amend the article in this respect.
When they consider it necessary to avoid security risks for the EDPS, the staff members so appointed shall report directly to the Director.
The offices of transit shall inspect the goods if they consider it necessary to do so.
The inspection office for north Bavaria (Landesuntersuchungsanstalt Nordbayern) was also involved in the preparation of the initial specification and, with its knowledge of the ingredients, did not consider it necessary to further specify the components despite the situation outlined above.
For these reasons, we consider it necessary to provide for the dual possibility of showing the producer's name or that of the packaging/slicing firm.
The Council did not consider it necessary in view of the amendments to the provisions relating to unemployment benefits for unemployed people who, during their last employment, resided in a Member State other than the competent State (cf. point 3.3.9).
Member States should be entitled to define the list of protect customers at national legislation level according to their needs and further extend the scope of protected consumers if they consider it necessary.
The Council did not consider it necessary to involve Parliament at once and comprehensively in the preparation of the convention - as laid down in the treaty.
The c ompetent authorities should issue guidelines to identify corresponding national payments when they consider it necessary.
Your rapporteur does not consider it necessary to table amendments to the Commission proposal.
Should he/she consider it necessary, the President may ask the competent national authorities for further clarification.
Should he/she consider it necessary, the Secretary-General may ask the competent national authorities for further clarification.
I consider it necessary to add biometrics to the security features of travel documents.
I therefore consider it necessary to review the situation very carefully with the social partners.
Unlike some other speakers, I consider it necessary and timely.
Therefore, I consider it necessary to issue accreditation to the right individuals using the most commonly accepted criteria.

Alternatives:

deem it necessary
regard it as necessary
see it as necessary
view it as necessary
believe it to be necessary

consider it as necessary