Sentence examples for asserting the need from inspiring English sources

The leaders of the youth climate movement and beyond are committed to asserting the need for bold action that circumstances necessitate.

Another major example in Karnataka of asserting the need for people’s participation and multi-disciplinary mechanism for planning, implementing and monitoring of forestry projects is the Western Ghats Forestry and Environment Project (WGF&EP).

The first proposal asserts the need for a "common law" of damages.

In light of impending ecological collapse and climate catastrophe, eco-critics assert the need to abandon the concept of Nature.

The authors examine the past 60 years of nursing department orientation and assert the need to move toward more effective and innovative teaching strategies.

More recent research asserts the need for architecture, engineering and construction to develop more sustainable practices that address both these constraints through increased building material reuse.

[n5] It is said that the exhibit includes the request for wiretap approval submitted to the Attorney General, that the request asserted the need to avert a clear and present danger to the structure and existence of the Government, and that the Attorney General endorsed his approval on the request.

The change in private organizations can be striking, as people assert the need to protect the environmental along with typical corporate goals such as profit, market share and return on equity.

Although the NDS claims this country is threatened by the rise of Russia or China in just two of these areas (the Indo-Pacific and Europe), it asserts the need for favorable "balances of power" just about everywhere!

When an academic institution of such standing asserts the need to suppress scholarly work because of a theoretical possibility of violence somewhere in the world, it grants legitimacy to censorship and casts serious doubt on their, and our, commitment to freedom of expression in general, and academic freedom in particular.

He asserted that the need for reform would be an issue in the general election, and that the Democratic nominee would need to be able to tar Mr. Pataki as a captive of special interests.