Sentence examples for directly necessary from inspiring English sources

This requirement means that charities can only avail of the exemption where the services are directly necessary to their purposes.

Personal expenses directly necessary to carry out the duties of that officer in connection with that assignment.

One further area where we are awaiting clarity is on the degree of flexibility that will be permitted around the "directly necessary" requirement.

But, rather than smartphones taking over our lives, we should take back the reins: when our smartphones aren't directly necessary, and when being fully cognitively available is important, setting aside a period of time to put them away — in another room — can be quite valuable.

Human rights law only permits the use of lethal force when strictly and directly necessary to save human life.

Press reports stated that in April 2011, Apple agreed to amend its developer agreement to stop this from happening "except for information directly necessary for the functionality of the apps"; however, the suit alleged that Apple took no steps to do this or enforce it "in any meaningful way due to criticism from advertising networks".

Mr. Bush's strongest words were for Mr. Ashcroft, who he said he would lobby for directly if necessary.

Several of the people quoted in the various articles seek to reassure the public that this is a rare accident, and either defend these flights directly (as necessary to commerce) or tacitly.

Indeed, the ECB's various operations — the LTRO scheme of lending with sovereign debt as collateral, and then OMT (the promise that it will buy sovereign debt directly if necessary) have been highly successful at limiting spreads.

"The hospital are keeping this under careful review and will contact individual patients directly if necessary".

System operators have the contractual authority to adjust customer power load directly when necessary.