Sentence examples for proposal is necessary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Langan said the scale of the current proposal is necessary "to compete" and make the economics work, and he is confident of his ability to market it.

The chairman intends to say that he believes the proposal is necessary to guarantee that the Internet continues to provide an incubator for innovation by start-up companies.

On the other hand, there is – as there always must be – an onus on those who want to use force, which will inevitably cost innocent as well as enemy lives, to explain why their proposal is necessary and effective, an onus that is all the heavier in the wake of recent history.

"As we have stressed since our initial correspondence in September, we very much prefer to negotiate a transaction with Georgia Gulf, but we have determined that making your stockholders aware of our proposal is necessary," Mr. Chao wrote in a letter to Georgia Gulf's board of directors, which was included in the release.

The council admitted at the heated meeting on Thursday afternoon that it should have consulted more with residents, but maintained that the proposal is "necessary" to reduce the city's drug problem and to save the library from closure.

Mr. Goldblatt said that the proposal was necessary.

Health care professionals at the clinic advised the committee that the proposal was necessary in order for the clinic to serve students who were engaging in risky behavior.

Today's proposal was necessary if the Cancún meeting is to have any chance of success, Europe's top trade official, Pascal Lamy, said in a telephone interview.

To gain a handle on this exchange, real world testing that evaluates the cost of existing proposals is necessary.

Absent a showing that petitioners acted arbitrarily in refusing to prepare one comprehensive EIS on the entire region, it must be assumed that the responsible federal agencies have exercised appropriately their discretion to resolve the technical issues involved in determining the region, if any, with respect to which a comprehensive EIS covering several proposals is necessary.

He said the proposals were necessary because the coalition had cut £3bn from universities' teaching budgets.