Sentence examples for further measures need from inspiring English sources

Further measures "need to be negotiated in the Security Council of the United Nations," Mrs. Merkel said.

Therefore, further measures need to be taken to reduce the burden of LBP, and studies have shown that multidisciplinary approaches are (cost-) effective in reducing pain, disability, and fear avoidance beliefs, and that they improve work status, functional recovery and quality of life of patients with LBP [ 16, 17].

By... * the Commission shall review the effectiveness of this Directive and assess whether further measures need to be taken, to be accompanied, if appropriate, by a legislative proposal.

A team of UK experts will asses what further measures may need to be taken.

Further measures will need be taken to clarify the legal issues herein to prevent GMO companies from abusing their patent rights.

The spokesman also said that, in the light of events in Ukraine, Cameron thought it was right for work to be done at the EU level on preparing what further measures might need to be taken against Russia.

But it is the FSA's threat to "take further measures" if need be by, say, limiting stock lending during rights issues, that has really spooked short-sellers.The regulator says that "market abuse" may have driven the share prices of banks near or below the offer price for new shares, putting pressure on the underwriters of the rights issues to buy the new stock.

The importance of security to the preparation of this major event will be heightened, and further measures will need to be built into the blueprint that was accepted by the International Olympics Committee.

The statement by the 12 ministers warned simply that the governments would "consider whether further measures may need to be taken" and declared that "no country which lends support to terrorism can expect to maintain normal relations" with Common Market governments.

It recently recognized, however, that further measures were needed to offset a fiscal shortfall of as much as 2.5 billion euros so far this year.

The main item is whether to adopt more stringent rules governing checks to the head, and perhaps whether further measures are needed to limit fighting.