Sentence examples for comments were necessary from inspiring English sources

Henry Weinstein, a professor of law at the University of California-Irvine and a former legal affairs writer for The Los Angeles Times, said he did not think the anonymous comments were necessary in either case.

Some comments are necessary concerning the limitations of the current study.

Nonetheless, one cannot entirely ignore the problem of applying the term "metaphysics" so far beyond its Greek origins, and so a few preliminary comments are necessary.

One further comment is necessary on the identification of software as a weapon.

Ultimately, The Fix decided that the context of Bowers's internment camp comment was necessary to fully appreciate the origins and potential ramifications of calls this week for a database of all Muslims in the United States.

Justice Department Paper The immediate implementation of this interim rule without prior public comment is necessary to prevent the release of aliens who may pose a threat to national security and to provide a clear set of procedural rules of administrative procedure with respect to determining the custody conditions and bond status for aliens during the pendency of removal proceedings.

The name means 'the black land' and no other comment is necessary on that.

Gabriela Zandomeni, chair of the medical society's communications committee, said she was as outraged as anyone at Tigges' response, but thought that publishing the comment was necessary.

He would not abandon this basic sense of wide-eyed wonder over the next four days, and he marveled at all the objects that were freely available to German prisoners, from darts ("They're everywhere!") to fruit ("That's hooch in the making!") to knives (no comment was necessary—just a look).

So in June 2017, we contacted the FCC to request certain records related to its public comment system that were necessary to investigate which bad actor or actors were behind the misconduct.

It issued a statement saying only that in time "it would communicate the observations and comments that it believed were necessary".