Sentence examples for necessary taking from inspiring English sources

An expensive infrastructure job was evidently necessary, taking the website in-house and forcing capital expenditure above £800m a year for a while.

A global financial market requires global regulation and a regulator large enough to bail out banks when necessary, taking the burden off national governments.

He announced this week that he wanted to shut the plants by buying them, or if necessary, taking them through a condemnation process, and replacing them with a new natural gas plant.

The Westchester County executive, Andrew J. Spano, said today that he wanted to shut down the two nuclear power plants at Indian Point by buying them, or if necessary, taking them through a condemnation process.

But at the same time, he designed the game expressly in the hope that the masses could learn it on their own, no coach necessary, taking the sermon out of the preacher's hands.

And they have pledged additional capital of up to €620 billion if necessary, taking the total to €700 billion.The ESM can help governments in trouble through a variety of means.

It negotiates, and if necessary takes job actions, against that company first.

Fourth, Russia is ready to, if necessary, take part in international search and rescue operations.

(Ladbrokes told the Guardian: "If an employee raises concerns, we would investigate and where necessary take action").

In the corridors of power, the idea that reform was not only possible, but necessary, took hold.

It expects decision-makers to look at the wellbeing of the carer and, where necessary, take a "whole family" approach.