Sentence examples for proved a need from inspiring English sources

Beaumont said that if current research proved a need, he was prepared to legislate to stop the kind of incident to which Davies had referred earlier – the "tackle" by Bakkies Botha that put Adam Jones out of the tour and out of rugby so far this season.

He was talking about his position in favor of allowing people to carry concealed weapons, if they can prove a need to protect themselves.

In Israel, a country that faces frequent terror threats, proving a "need" for a gun isn't automatic.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). said in an interview on Sunday that he opposes a controversial bill moving through the Arizona legislature that would let employers restrict health insurance coverage of contraception to only those cases when a woman can prove a need for it because of a medical reason, such as endometriosis or an ovarian cyst.

Baseball's independent drug-testing administrator granted 115 exemptions last season to players who proved a medical need to use a banned substance.

Tracking could be done only if officials could prove a compelling need and the agency head had personally authorized it.

The Board of Standards and Appeals requires for-profit companies to include records proving a financial need for the requested expansion, but this requirement does not apply to nonprofit applicants.

Gun owners' groups complain, however, that it is all but impossible to prove a justifiable need as the law is written.

Snyk may be a Series A company, but it's proven a market need with 350,000 downloads per month and 130 large commercial paying customers already in the fold.

b) Documentation is required at some of the offices to prove an immediate need for the pages (such as an itinerary), and many charge an expedite fee.

Rich Miller, head of the Coalition of New Jersey Sportsmen, said tonight that Mr. Schundler had actually given his conditional support to a bill that would lower the barriers to proving such a need.