Sentence examples for a need to enter from inspiring English sources

Now, if a man and women want to enter into a marriage that if should there be a divorce, is governed according to the Islamic principles of divorce, then that's when there is a need to enter into a binding prenuptial agreement before the marriage, to ensure that such happens.

Because of that trust, she said, she didn't feel a need to enter the political fray.

Neither bankers nor other financial advisers should be placed above consumers to satisfy a need to enter a new market or expand an existing one.

Then I may have a need to enter the situation myself.

When you create a group you need to enter a list of people, a picture and a name.

By now, most people have accepted that to get or keep a job, they may need to enter a restroom and provide "a sample of their work".

To create an account you only need to enter a unique user id and a password.

Players connecting on a local network need to enter the local IP; those connecting from the internet need to enter your external IP or host name.

And an ailing mother who may need to enter a nursing home.

To create an Apple ID, you will need to enter a valid email address.

And it's quite a convenient feature as you only need to enter an email address to send these invitations.