Sentence examples for asserting we need from inspiring English sources

After another terror attack in London in March, UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd was quick to point the finger of blame at social media firms — saying they should not provide "a secret place for terrorists to communicate with each other", and asserting: "We need to make sure that our intelligence services have the ability to get into situations like encrypted WhatsApp".

Though she believes in multilateralism, she also asserts, "We need to be the strongest country on the planet, so I view our problems as 'What do we have to do to maintain our strength?' In Washington, there's this hyper-dissection of Iran, all these layers of complication — what's going on with China, and Russia, and so on.

Greed is ugly, but as Adam Smith asserted, we need some degree of self-interest to achieve desirable social gains.

Loayza asserts, "We need to work more on the awareness of the host population.

He suggested a short sentence asserting that "we need to make progress on other forms of disarmament".

(One thinks of Franklin Roosevelt raging against the "economic royalists" and asserting that "we need to correct, by drastic means if necessary, the faults in our economic system from which we now suffer").

The president also outlined an ambitious bottom-up state-building effort, asserting that "we need agricultural specialists and educators; engineers and lawyers" to "help the Afghan government serve its people".

But invoking God doesn't solve any of the problems that secular moral philosophers grapple with it's essentially just a way of gesturing at a black box, wherein we're assured the answer lies, and asserting that we needn't worry our pretty little heads about it.

But in asserting that we need to stay there, possibly for the better part of the century, Mr. Ferguson seems not to consider either that the occupation is disastrous in itself, with Americans and Iraqis dying and with its enormous expense, or that there are alternatives.

Despite feeling a marginal impact from the protests, I've been reading and hearing people in my neighborhood (and others like mine) asserting that "we need to take back our city" or work "to make Baltimore safe again".

However, the participants generally thought clinical scholarship was important with one participant asserting that we need it, nursing is still emerging… we need to add more knowledge to be evidence-based practice (S1).