Sentence examples for used only when necessary from inspiring English sources

Transport chiefs have promised Games lanes will be used only when necessary.

Clarke said: "We will not abolish short-term sentences, which are an important tool for magistrates, but I do want to provide the judiciary with alternative sentencing options so that short sentences are used only when necessary.

Mirroring a national trend toward clearer multiple-choice questions, the use of the word "not" to confuse students is also off the table; negatives can be used only when necessary, the contract states.

The Youth Justice Board (YJB) says officers receive "detailed medical advice on the physiological aspects of the youngest age range to make sure that the use of force is minimised, used only when necessary, and, when it is used, that the risk of injury to young people is minimised".

As both devices need to be used only when necessary, a mechanism that can fix and release the devices according to situations is newly designed.

This integration must be achieved in a dynamic way: cloud resources are used only when necessary, minimizing utility computing costs and security problems posed by cloud, but preserving local resources when those are required for business processes or user experience.

The guidelines state that anonymous attribution should be used only when absolutely necessary to provide important information to readers, and should include as much information as possible about the position and identity of the source.

BAli-Phy is unfortunately much more computationally intensive than using MrBayes, and thus should be used only when absolutely necessary.

The study emphasized  that institutional care should be used only when strictly necessary as an existing body of knowledge shows – among others - that for every three months spent within such an institution, a child's physical development was delayed by one month.

As with jargon, use only when necessary.

The proposed measure dictates that deadly force should be used only when it's "necessary to prevent imminent and serious bodily injury or death," said Democratic Assemblywoman Shirley Weber from San Diego, who co-authored the bill.