Sentence examples for a need to state from inspiring English sources

And there is a need to state loud and clear that we have a strategy of being transparent, accountable.

We thus see a need to state a caveat: RRI fits in with the idea of moving from 'governing' to 'governance'; for those who applaud this move, governance, rather than locating the authority of decision at the level of policy makers, aims for an embedding of decision-making processes within practice itself.

This precept is so deeply embedded in our minds that no one sees a need to state it.

Before we state and prove the global stability of this work, we need to state a definition and a useful lemma.

In order to do so, we first need to state a result from [11], which gives us a version of the Edmundson-Lah-Ribarič inequality for signed measures.

While applying for a new job, I may need to state whether I have ever been arrested.

Rather than identifying yourself as 'I am insecure' you need to state 'A part of me is insecure'.

If you are seeking investors or a bank loan, you will need to state exactly what you need to get your business started.

To account for rime structure, we need to state whether a syllable has one or two positions in the rime.

And both the Prime Minister and Home Secretary publicly banging an anti-encryption drum with talk of a need to plug state surveillance "capability gaps".

Until such time as environmental justice is achieved, there will continue to be a need to expressly state its importance.