Sentence examples for not normally needed from inspiring English sources

Updated planning guidance will clarify that planning permission is not normally needed to run a business from home.

The research uses scanners at Manchester's Royal Children's Hospital, because they are not normally needed at night time.

For example, injured axons may need to quickly synthesize a protein, which is not normally needed and thus whose mRNA is not locally stored.

This phenotype is consistent with the idea that an excess of MCM complexes are loaded onto "dormant" replication origins, which are not normally needed for genome duplication (Ge et al., 2007; Newman et al., 2013; Woodward et al., 2006).

Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, told reporters that "the mechanism decided today will not normally need to be activated".

The new rule, a legacy of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, requires that citizens of 27 countries who do not normally need visas -- most from countries in Western Europe, and Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore -- must have passports that can be read by computer scanners at airports and other border stations.

Security vendor Bit9 has released an analysis of more than 400,000 Android apps and found that almost a quarter of them were "over permissioning" - that is, they requested access to one or more smartphone or tablet functions that they should not normally need access to.

Wright said in his letter: "As you will be aware, select committees do not normally need to have recourse to our formal powers to summon witnesses in order to secure attendance; refusal to attend without good reason may be considered a contempt of the house.

As nectar-eaters female tarantula hawks do not normally need to be aggressive, only using their stings to defend themselves, so the question remains how their ancestors first worked out they had the power to take on a tarantula and win.

We should not normally need to draw up this sort of regulation.

Thus, we are safe in assuming that one does not normally need to take concentration changes into account in dealing with electrochemical contact potentials.