Sentence examples for necessary in implementing from inspiring English sources

Mr Trump said on Wednesday that speed was necessary in implementing the ban because otherwise a "whole pile of bad people, perhaps with very evil intentions" would enter the country before border restrictions tightened.

We enumerate the necessary steps in implementing the estimation technique proposed for the estimator (5).

Assessing the opinions of key stakeholders is a necessary step in implementing this type of large-scale organizational change [ 14].

For example, hospital doctors discussing medical audit thought that a major barrier was that not all doctors are adequately trained in audit ([ 42]; Audit), while senior primary care clinicians, discussing the cultural changes needed to implement clinical quality interventions in general practice, noted that a barrier was lack of necessary skill in implementing these interventions ([ 43]; General).

A necessary first step in implementing the Cloward-Piven Strategy is to render citizens helpless in the face of urban violence.

"But the impact on patients of the current impasse in implementing necessary changes is stark.

Though that may sound good now, it would be bad for exporters and it would likely lead our politicians to delay even further in implementing necessary financial reforms here at home.

Allow creditor institutions to establish a monitoring presence in Athens to assess progress in implementing the necessary reforms.

One encouraging empirical finding from the GPTW study is that corporate executives who implement capital shares are more likely to invest efforts in implementing the necessary supportive corporate culture of "shared purpose and responsibility" that Chobani CEO Hamdi Ulukaya emphasized as critical alongside the economic incentive in his announcement last week.

Nonetheless, the level of replication reported here is typical of studies of ecological speciation (due in part to difficulties in implementing the necessary field experiments) [15], [16], [18], and the collective findings suggest a tentative and testable model for the diversification of Timema stick-insects (Fig. 3).

Moreover, the experiences with the NAD have also provided us with a great deal of information necessary to take further steps in implementing Care Standards for other chronic diseases both in the Netherlands and elsewhere.