Sentence examples for argued we need from inspiring English sources
He argued: "We need a decent explanation of what charities have done with their resources and the charity commission should be far more demanding".
In order to empower these women, she argued, we need to connect their experiences with issues of concern to us all, including promoting formal property rights, land use access, housing, and general empowerment.
As Peter Singer and others have argued, we need to develop a digital library that can make resources available in the same way as Google Books but that will be accountable to the public.
But, as Michael Porter and Robert Kaplan of Harvard Business School have argued, we need to examine costs at a more granular level at which clinical outcomes are matched with the business and administrative processes.
Cheryl Williams of Oklahoma, who pushed for the abolition, argued, "We need to remain true to what President Reagan began with our revolution in the 80's; that the government is too large, too costly, and control needs to be returned to the states".
The presumptive nominee said "this is not just a national security issue, it's a quality of life issue" and argued: "We need to tell the truth about how radical Islam is coming to our shores, and it's coming with these people, folks, it's coming".
Furthermore, I argued, we needed to convince people to evolve: "[m]illions have borne witness to the joy, stability, and responsibility that comes with marriage equality.
Above all, Ball argues, we need to learn from the stories of Debye, Planck and Heisenberg.
For society to advance as it has since Gutenberg, he argues, we need the quiet, solitary space of the book.
In the age of microbusiness, Silva argues, we need to move away from a landscape geared towards large, monolithic companies.
