Sentence examples for necessary report from inspiring English sources

"We are able to check information with other government departments and if necessary report illegalities and have powers to take action.

The differences with regard to the power and capacity to inflict harm or to protect, including by securing justice when violations occur, are obvious and a comparison is neither possible nor necessary" (report, clause 1,673, p521).

A spokesperson for the nursery, an independent one, said that no referral to Channel was made, adding: "Under statutory guidance, as reflected by our own safeguarding policies, early years providers are required to record – and if necessary, report – any incidents that they feel may warrant further attention or discussion.

I call it active bystandership, training officers to engage when they see a fellow officer begin to respond with inappropriate intensity, redirecting interactions, stopping harmful actions, and, if necessary, report unlawful force and thereby change the culture that surrounds it.

This is a foul and worrying clampdown on necessary reporting.

The union struck in August 2008, saying that Stella D'oro was not providing the financial information the union needed to evaluate the claims of operating losses; the company said it had effectively provided the necessary reports.

Every Camfed partner school has at least one female teacher mentor who is responsible for attending to these concerns, and if necessary reporting problems or abuses to the committees or Camfed's national office.

It costs more in both human effort and in computing power to wrangle the necessary reports from these systems to be compliant.

When asked if tear gas would be used, Mr Hui said the police would monitor the situation and would use "appropriate force if necessary", reported RTHK.

Public discussions are not considered necessary; reports on legislation come from the Kremlin-controlled media, and members of Parliament (a skittish species) agree with Putin without thinking.

Wiertz mentioned the number of abuse cases within the church that have become a problem in recent years, and said in a sermon, "Bishop Schraven showed us that the church always needs people who follow the right road, who condemn abuse and who are willing to give up their own lives if necessary," reported Dutch News.