Sentence examples for needs to be screened from inspiring English sources

"We feel that anything that gets onto the aircraft needs to be screened or secured.

"But that's a kid we know is sexually active, we know is taking some chances, who needs to be screened for sexually transmitted diseases, to be counseled about condoms and contraceptives".

But as yet, although there have been expressions of interest, there is no distribution deal for the one nation where it most urgently needs to be screened - the United States.

Similarly, the film of Brazilian artist Hélio Oiticica and his friends dancing while wearing his painted capes needs to be screened larger for the euphoric, languid energy to come across.

Every TB patient needs to be screened for HIV, every person living with Aids needs to be tested for TB and there needs to be joint planning between national TB and HIV programmes.

The discovery of two explosive devices shipped by cargo planes has reignited a long-running debate about how thoroughly cargo needs to be screened on its way into the United States.

When do you need to be screened for heart disease?

"Volunteers need to be screened to make sure they are appropriate," she says.

But there is also no evidence on how often you would need to be screened – and depression can often return.

"Over-the-counter access is great in that we might have less pregnancy, but it might not necessarily help people who need to be screened," she said.

But Mr. Iverson, the airline spokesman, said that the passenger had waited at the checkpoint after being told that his bag needed to be screened.