The phrase "a memorial needs to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requirements or characteristics that a memorial should possess.
Example: "For the event to be meaningful, a memorial needs to be both respectful and reflective of the lives lost."
Alternatives: "a memorial must be" or "a memorial should be".
"This memorial needs to be open, accessible and free," Lawson said.
This memorial needs to be accepted and observed by the Serbs".
Its single-ramp design is not safe, and beyond that, the memorial needs to be more prominent, and the Freedom Center needs to be off the site".
He said the cheering at the Confederate figures in the laser show had upset him, the memorial needs to be removed and that "this land is bloodstained with the blood and bones of our ancestors".
As much as there needs to be a memorial to those individual people who lost their lives, some component of this -- probably the most difficult part of it -- would be to capture the overall sense of loss, in which none of us are spectators.
"We consulted with the family and with Cricket Australia, and all parties felt that given the enormous outpouring of support at last Wednesday's funeral, that a state memorial service would no longer need to be held".
He added: "All parties felt that given the enormous outpouring of support at last Wednesday's funeral, a state memorial service would no longer need to be held". About 5,000 people attended the service in Hughes's home town of Macksville, New South Wales, with mourners including Australia's Test team, coach Darren Lehmann and cricket legends Shane Warne and Brian Lara.
"I think it would be short-sighted to say that one quadrant needed to be the memorial, without considering something that in the long run might be more successful," said Margaret Helfand, co-chairwoman of the executive committee for the New York New Visions project.
All the more reason why these words need to be enshrined in a national memorial to Eisenhower.
The second "celebrity", Lord Steel, welcomed the fact that Britain had its Holocaust memorial day but said that "many holocausts" needed to be remembered and having just returned from Gaza he warned about a potential holocaust there.
