Sentence examples for necessary critical from inspiring English sources

The report specifies many necessary critical safety controls.

Because, until it is, there won't be the necessary critical mass of women in a position to answer that fundamentally important call to arms.

Frances Beinecke, president of US-based environmental group the Natural Resources Defence Council, said: "These landmark commitments to curtail carbon pollution are a necessary, critical step forward in the global fight against climate change.

The seminar series we're running with Dfid, Islamic Relief, World Vision and Oxfam is designed to be an open, and if necessary, critical discussion about the role that faith can play in development.

Sir Colin Blakemore, professor of neuroscience at the University of London, who is not one of the signatories to the letter, said: "It's important that the review should be thorough and, if necessary, critical.

Ms. Akiyoshi was raised in Manchuria in a Japanese family that returned to Japan in 1946; perhaps those facts of her biography gave her the necessary critical distance to write a piece about the bombing.

"I think changes are both necessary and critical components of restoring investor confidence".

"However, we are confident that we will provide the necessary time critical care for all emergency patients.

The ability to have marking reviewed, and corrected if necessary, is critical to a fair qualifications system".

"Today's action by the House was a necessary and critical first step towards delivering aid to the people of New Jersey and New York," they said.

Courts have held that prosecutors must show that information sought from a journalist in a criminal investigation is highly relevant, necessary or critical to proving a case or a defense and unobtainable elsewhere.