William Hague, the party leader, said he would make necessary savings from trimming bureaucracy and uncovering fraud.
Energy demand is close to outpacing supply: the last southern-hemisphere winter saw occasional blackouts.Ms Fernández said she would make "necessary corrections".
Ms Rousseff, by contrast, is likely to face market headwinds that would make necessary reforms to public finances more painful still.
Mr. Bloomberg and other officials reiterated that because of the additional money there would be no cuts to classroom instruction, and that the school system would make necessary trims through administrative savings.
As already noted, the route of the railroad had to be determined by engineering considerations which could not allow for the extensive detours that the avoidance of land containing minerals would make necessary.
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The prospect of a trade war between China and the United States has increased after Beijing's foreign minister said it would make a "necessary response" in the event of Donald Trump introducing punitive tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
If production were developed around the world, it would make it less necessary to rely on sometimes fickle suppliers, which in particular have left Europe vulnerable to supply disruptions.
The Department of Health said it was "confident" it would "make the savings necessary to meet rising demand".
It's designed to be open to change – if necessary, "it would make a very nice office block", says Lifschutz.
In November, Digby Jones, the former boss of business body CBI, said although the "excellent" HS2 scheme was necessary, it would make Birmingham "the northern most suburb of London" rather than boost its economy.
