Sentence examples for further actions needs from inspiring English sources

Senator John McCain of Arizona, a top Republican on the panel, called for a public hearing "as soon as possible" in which the committee would ask Mr. Rumsfeld and other top officials to explain "how this whole situation evolved, what action is being taken, and what further actions needs to be taken to prevent a recurrence of this terrible situation".

However, further actions need to be taken in terms of reserve control and coordinated development between reserve and community due to existing oil deposits and some construction engineering involving the Yellow River.

"If any further action needs to be taken there has to be a consensus.

The RAF is now considering what further action needs be taken against them.

The Nuisance Calls and Texts Task Force acknowledged further action needs to be taken by businesses.

The official England and Wales Cricket Board statement concluded with a warning that "the cricket discipline commission will also consider whether any further action needs to be taken in relation to Mr Gale".

In all cases, a citing commissioner will later view the video footage and decide if further action needs to be taken, such as an off-field yellow card or an appearance before a disciplinary officer.

"When these routine enquiries are completed, we will be able to assess whether or not further action needs to be taken from a police perspective".

An England and Wales Cricket Board statement said: "The Cricket Discipline Commission will also consider whether any further action needs to be taken in relation to Mr Gale".

ISC chairman Sir Malcolm Rifkind said the parliamentary committee would be "receiving a full report from GCHQ very shortly and will decide what further action needs to be taken as soon as it receives that information".

British Taekwondo was not available for comment on Monday and will not meet with the BOA until the selection panel have reviewed their athlete nominations and considered whether further action needs to be taken.