Sentence examples for doubt on the need from inspiring English sources
Mr Straw cast doubt on the need to create a new crime of corporate manslaughter.
(See Marco Rubio casting doubt on the need for the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, "I'm not for any special protections based on orientation").
As the site's short manifesto puts it, "We believe that Russian citizens who insult our soldiers and who cast doubt on the need to fight neo-Nazis are traitors, no matter whether they are talented journalists, writers, and directors".
Downing Street said Freud would respond to her letter "in due course", but the DWP cast doubt on the need for the extra money, arguing there was evidence that demand from councils for extra funding was lower than realised.
American officials have been disappointed before by Moscow's distaste for tough sanctions, and Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin seemed to cast doubt on the need for stronger sanctions just last week.
Mr. Greenspan did not attack the specifics of Mr. Bush's $674 billion tax-cutting package, but he cast doubt on the need for a stimulus proposal in the first place.
If there is any doubt of the need for immediate action on our stimulus package to strengthen middle-class families, consider the story of Floreese Feaster of Charlotte, North Carolina.
He had no doubt of the need.
These results raise doubts on the need for a global acidic event to produce the sulfate-bearing assemblages, suggest that regional sequestration of sulfate deposits is due to regional differences in sulfide content of the bedrock, and pave the way for reevaluating the likelihood that early sediments preserved biosignatures from the earliest times.
(d) Education of relatives of patients: leaflets on the importance of infection control measures were regularly distributed among patients and relatives to ease any doubts on the need of such strict infection control measures.
Some recent reports cast doubts on the need for persistence for progression to high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions (HSIL) or intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN2/3) (Schiffman et al, 2005; Winer et al, 2005).
