The phrase "added it needs to" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper structure.
It could be used in a context where you are trying to convey that something has been added and there is a necessity for it to do something, but it requires rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The report was updated, but it needs to include the latest data."
Alternatives: "it must" or "it should".
"What will we do next?" Whatever the strategy, he added, "it needs to happen fast" before more "lives are lost".
While governments have the right to control information flow during a state of emergency, she added, "it needs to be proportionate.
"Instead of Tasmania putting its head in the sand," he added, "it needs to openly talk about the past and how it affects people today.
At the same time, he added, it needs to find a way to broaden its reach and redefine itself to consumers.
Noting that the Weather Channel is fully distributed and that its mobile app has been downloaded 100 million times and its website gets 100 million unique users a month, Grushow said it is an "extraordinarily pervasive and powerful media company". At the same time, he added, it needs to find a way to broaden its reach and redefine itself to consumers.
And if companies like Dell want to sell to them, he added, it needs to design and manufacture some parts of its products in their countries.
The court added it needed to be established whether the 1948 ruling, a death sentence changed to life imprisonment later, could be valid in Hungary.
He said he didn't want "a building that screamed to everyone, 'I am a library.' " By the 1990's, the library lacked space and, for every book it added, it needed to dispose of one.
For the disease to be contained, Mr Stokes added, it needed to be tackled in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone at once.
But if England's policy is to be a success, he adds, it needs to be based on an analysis of the positive and negative lessons in the Australian experience.
The group's chairman, Tan Changliu, acknowledged that the prize was not well-known, adding: "It needs to grow gradually, and we hope people will believe the award is of global significance".
