Sentence examples for be necessary upon from inspiring English sources
"[A] State is free as a matter of its own law to impose greater restrictions on police activity than those this Court holds to be necessary upon federal constitutional standards". Oregon v. Hass, 420 U.S. 714, 719 (1975).
Restarting your PC may then be necessary upon completion of system registry clean up, hard drive defragmentation, and disk space clean out.
Investments in innovations and new technologies that may be necessary upon further energy price increases may be difficult or expensive to implement.
Reassessment of the diagnostic nature of this character may be necessary upon the discovery of new data, because no squamosal material is yet known for any taxa within Carcharodontosauria aside from Acrocanthosaurus atokensis.
Thus, further testing of our predictions will be necessary upon availability of better estimates for the crowding coefficients.
Photo identification will be necessary upon arrival at parks to verify pass ownership.
It was necessary upon arrival to seek out a pub to find the appropriate TV channel for the cricket and the first one, albeit on a bank holiday, shut at 6.30pm.
Given the absence of clinical markers to guide use, the pharmacokinetic data suggests that for mild hepatic impairment, no dose adjustment is necessary upon initiation, but patients with moderate impairment may need lower starting doses as a precaution.
(Before trying any of these steps try a "Headlight Deoxidizer" which will save time and is non-abrasive) some of these steps may not be necessary depending upon the damage or oxidation of your headlight lenses.
The realized surplus of £6,545,000 is to be devoted to strengthening the Exchequer balances, and at the end of the year it will be necessary to draw upon this reserve.
the amount equal to 50percentt of such cost, if such higher amount is determined to be necessary by the Secretary (upon the recommendation of the Under Secretary for Health) to provide adequate care. in a case in which, in the judgment of the Secretary, a longer period of nursing home care is warranted.
