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Lamb's call comes after NHS boss Simon Stevens last month outlined the need for an additional £8bn for the health service.

A petition launched by the Jordanian National Commission for Women (JNCW) last month to "stop murder crimes committed against women and girls" outlined the need for legal reform.

"A reinvigorated BT could spark momentum in shares as Ian Livingston outlined the need for greater agility and hinted at significant improvements in the cost base".

Pilgrim has previously outlined the need for greater oversight given the increase in personal data telecommunications companies were set to retain, and warned of some limitations his office would face in overseeing aspects of the scheme.

While law enforcement agencies and the attorney general's department have outlined the need for the national security information amendments, few such orders have been sought in terrorism proceedings so far.

The G-20's Pittsburgh declaration outlined the need to address macro-economic imbalances to avoid a repeat of the financial crisis that has thrown the world economy into disarray.

The C.D.C. guidance in this setting outlines the need for what is called controlled movement.

According to the publicity material, Buscombe "will outline the need to preserve and build upon what is good about the current way the PCC works".

Mr. Bush ventured into a little Spanish on Friday, using the Spanish pronunciation for the smugglers known as "coyotes" while outlining the need for stricter border enforcement.

The government's climate change committee will publish a report next week outlining the need for the UK to reduce its carbon emissions through a series of incremental cuts until 2050.

As well as being good owners with a wider focus than financial goals, the report outlines the need for them to rebuild trust in the financial system and put in place credible plans to tackle their budget deficits.