Sentence examples for of necessary measures from inspiring English sources
The lesser-evil position, Ignatieff tells us, lies in never losing sight of the "morally problematic character of necessary measures".
The design and implementation of necessary measures often remains very weak in domains with important economic and political dimensions.
A few weeks later, in early October 2001, at a secret meeting at Nato headquarters in Brussels, US officials drew up a list of "necessary measures to increase security", Cobain discloses.
The motion they voted on was a vague list of "necessary measures" and "requests for assistance", with "specifically airstrikes" at the very bottom – as if someone had shouted it out of the front door as they were starting the car: "Oooh!
Stakeholders noted a number of necessary measures relating to transparency, accountability as well as the need for human review in deploying automated tools".
Bove outlined a series of necessary measures concluding, "If the company achieves these goals it will reach profitability by 2010.
It can save the amount of necessary measured information while measuring with very high resolution, thus shortening the measurement time and minimizing the probe wear while preserving the necessary resolution on critical surface structures.
Sixteen months ago, in March 2011, the United Nations Security Council, with no dissenting voices, and expressly invoking the principle of the responsibility to protect, authorized the use of 'all necessary measures' to protect civilians at imminent risk of massacre in Benghazi and elsewhere in Gaddafi's Libya.
The lack of funds and the apathy of the habilitated institutions delays the implementation of the necessary measures.
This resulted in differences in the actual implementation of the necessary measures and in the effectiveness of using the service charter in the various organizations.
But the efforts of the Basilica team are also one of many necessary measures that need to be taken when real-estate prices affect the cultural health of a city.
