Sentence examples for grave needed from inspiring English sources

Investigators think that whoever killed them and dug the grave needed tight control of the area, according to a report by Semana, a Colombian news magazine.

An official usually visited a day or two before the bodies arrived to tell him the precise number of graves needed so that he could start digging.

Looking across the lush hillside, Sadik Selimovic, an investigator from the Bosnia Missing Persons Institute, said more mass graves needed to be opened.

Zeid said that while he welcomed the government's decision to investigate the allegations of mass graves, it was "abundantly clear" that an independent investigation was needed and that the alleged graves needed to be safeguarded in the meantime.

Witnesses at first were afraid to cooperate; there was no paper trail of orders, and for a long time Bosnian Serbs did not allow work on mass graves needed to provide evidence.

There is a grave need for a campaign against violence: a unified movement of people who want to create real change in Chester.

In 1882, at the graveside of a friend's child, he declared: "They who stand with breaking hearts around this little grave, need have no fear.

"I have tasked officials to urgently establish what more we can do to provide help to those affected, including those in grave need of food, water and shelter in the Sinjar area," he said.

He denies any wrongdoing, and ever since, the political debate of Italy – a country in grave need of concerted action to lift it out of its longest postwar recession – has been dominated by the saga.

The Church is therefore in grave need of a better dictionary to replace the shoddy one it is currently employing, in which many of its definitions are either out of date or simply wrong.

Other factors include whether the deceased was a resident in the area served by the cemetery, whether the plot is purchased or leased and whether an existing grave needs to be opened up.