Sentence examples for have made necessary from inspiring English sources

Liddington said: "Following the review, we have made necessary adjustments which have given us a clear way forward.

Ofcom says EE has made necessary changes to the information it gives customers.

A company spokeswoman, Stacey Eisen, said Hospira had made necessary improvements and met with the F.D.A. to resolve the matter.

He knew Thatcher had made necessary reforms but felt she was neither evil witch nor national saviour, merely increasingly mad.

In Delany's vision of the near future, hard radiation encountered by spaceship crews on long interplanetary trips has made necessary the surgical removal of their reproductive organs.

The growth of insurgency warfare has made necessary the development of a variety of sensors to detect vehicles and personnel in the jungle along trails or on roads.

While these foreign policy proposals seem like adding to the core reforms the eurozone crisis has made necessary, there are also new plans involved that could help the currency union become more sustainable in the future.

If he activates the books again on this same computer -- as the virus has made necessary -- he says he will not be able to reactivate them for use on his hand-held e-book device.

VoiceStream says it has made necessary changes and declines further comment.

The large number of safety functions to evaluate during plant design and the need to integrate multidisciplinary design and operation knowledge to achieve effective risk reduction has made necessary the use of multi-disciplinary-team workshop approaches.

I think we've made necessary steps to do that," she said.