Sentence examples for proven need for from inspiring English sources

He said Labour supported the creation of new schools only where there was a proven need for them.

When appropriators met recently with Mr. Bush and the White House budget director, Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., they were told that the money already allotted had not yet been spent and that if there was a proven need for more within the fiscal year that ends on Sept. 30, the administration would request a supplemental appropriation then.

Many of the schools in the first wave are being set up in middle-class areas where critics say there is no proven need for extra places.

Labour and the Liberal Democrats claim free schools have been opened in middle-class areas where there is little proven need for extra school places and there have been questions about the quality of their governance, which may even have lowered standards in surrounding areas.

Campaigners say there is no proven need for the amount of new housing that is being proposed for Ipswich.

They said there was a "proven need" for the extra bridge after the results of a traffic study were published.

(Self-funded egg freezing – that without a GP referral for proven need of fertility treatment – at Kings College Hospital costs £2,500, then an additional £250 annual storage past 24 months).

"Do not authorize a project that has no proven need and no benefit for Westchester residents," he said.

Sadly, that TPS was found guilty of such a serious offense has only proven the need for anonymity at Tufts.

Nothing proves the need for a show like "Black-ish" like the recent controversy over Times critic Alessandra Stanley's essay about Shonda Rhimes, the producer behind "Grey's Anatomy," "Scandal" and "How to Get Away With Murder".

If the city could not prove the need for the transfers in this case, she said, "they're never going to be able to prove it".