Sentence examples for a proven need from inspiring English sources

He said Labour supported the creation of new schools only where there was a proven need for them.

When appropriators met recently with Mr. Bush and the White House budget director, Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., they were told that the money already allotted had not yet been spent and that if there was a proven need for more within the fiscal year that ends on Sept. 30, the administration would request a supplemental appropriation then.

They said there was a "proven need" for the extra bridge after the results of a traffic study were published.

(Self-funded egg freezing – that without a GP referral for proven need of fertility treatment – at Kings College Hospital costs £2,500, then an additional £250 annual storage past 24 months).

Agree to provide enough financial aid to meet the full, proven need of a student.

"Do not authorize a project that has no proven need and no benefit for Westchester residents," he said.

Upgrading a job is perfectly legal, assuming an employer can prove need and pay the prevailing wage, an I.N.S. spokesman, Bill Strassberger, said.

Communities looking for a proven model need look no further than the allocation-based conservation rate structure we developed at the Irvine Ranch Water District.

The threshold to prove need is low.

Even a relatively low-cost Web operation with a proven strategy needs a helping hand to grow.

Astronauts need a proven ability to learn complicated things, because one of the biggest challenges is an immense learning task, a memory task.