Sentence examples for measures as necessary from inspiring English sources

Kotabe et al. (1998) identifies three types of performance measures as necessary components in any outsourcing performance measurement system: strategic measures; financial measures; and quality measures.

The IMF sees these measures as necessary and pre-determined – in most cases by the borrowing countries' having run-up unsustainable external or budget imbalances.

Clinton administration officials describe those measures as necessary steps forward in what has been a rear-guard action against global crime.

But Mr. Brown, in the BBC interview, defended the measures as necessary to hold up Britain's end of a deal coordinated with Group of 20 leaders last weekend in Washington.

The resolution demands that Congo and the 10 other African nations carry out the peace accord "in good faith" and expresses the Council's intention "to take appropriate measures as necessary" against any party that does not comply with its commitments.

But until there is a two-state peace, or at least as long as Israel's citizens remain under threat of attacks from the West Bank and Gaza, Israel will see roadblocks and similar measures as necessary for self-defense, even as Palestinians feel oppressed.

He is the first leftwing mayor to ban burkinis, describing the measure as necessary to "protect the population".

Nevertheless the local Socialist mayor, Ange-Pierre Vivoni, banned the garments, describing the measure as necessary to "protect the population".

Although he justified the measure as necessary for national security, the revisionists contend that it was not purely defensive; in fact, they argue, it was a major step in preparing the United States to enter the war in Europe.

A leading moderate cleric warns the law goes "against the will of God".In this section Friends like these One step ahead of the executioner Tracking slower One year on Rough riding War of the beards Justice of a kind ReprintsSecularists defend the measure as necessary to stop the spread of radical Islam.

England's Chief Inspector of Hospitals, Professor Sir Mike Richards, said he was recommending the London Ambulance Service NHS Trust (LAS) be put in special measures as a necessary step for improvement.