Sentence examples for necessity of conducting from inspiring English sources

The necessity of conducting an unambiguous recount became clear in the last election.

By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, February 4 , 2002P. 38 NEW YORK JOURNAL about construction in New York City and the necessity of conducting archeological digs at construction sites, with impatient developers held at bay by the National Historic Preservation Act... Writer interviews archeologist Diana Wall along with her colleague the anthropologist Anne-Marie Cantwell...

But, more than that, I… NEW YORK JOURNAL about the writer's family and his travails while composing a Purimspiel... Writer was asked by the Jewish Museum last February to be… NEW YORK JOURNAL about construction in New York City and the necessity of conducting archeological digs at construction sites, with impatient developers held at bay….

NEW YORK JOURNAL about construction in New York City and the necessity of conducting archeological digs at construction sites, with impatient developers held at bay by the National Historic Preservation Act... Writer interviews archeologist Diana Wall along with her colleague the anthropologist Anne-Marie Cantwell..

This has indicated that the necessity of conducting a detailed geotechnical studies to prevent or minimize the slope failures.

These two features highlight the necessity of conducting a new analysis, taking into account the FBMC/OQAM characteristics.

The necessity for conducting more detailed studies on non-thermal assisted convective hot-air drying of fruits and vegetables was emphasized.

"Lost in the debate over how best to legislate the aftermath of the financial crisis has been the necessity to conduct an inward examination of the too-cozy relationship between government enterprises and private industry," Mr. Issa said.

In future there is a necessity to conduct larger trials to confirm or decline the benefits of Vitamin K2 agonists in reference to hepatocellular carcinoma.

He also argues that all the pretence regarding "the necessity" of state conduct in terms of pursuing power is exaggerated and rhetorical, ignoring the clear reality of foreign policy choice enjoyed by states in the global arena.

However, the necessity of having to conduct multiple experiments to test different scenarios is a major drawback of this approach.