Sentence examples for assertion of the need from inspiring English sources

Hollande's assertion of the need for the eurozone to pool some of its debt through eurobonds challenged one of Merkel's red lines.

Squarely in his element, Rick Santorum delivered a confident assertion of the need for moral leadership in the political realm at the Values Voter Summit in Washington on Friday.

That is why Gordon Brown's extraordinary insistence this week that Iraq has been "liberated" is so worrying - but why Harriet Harman's assertion of the need to change the mould of politics, particularly foreign policies, is to be welcomed.

This great work brought political discussion into the public arena in France by its insistence upon the wide variation of sociopolitical forms throughout the world, its attempt to assess their relative effectiveness, and its assertion of the need, in whatever form of society, to maintain liberty and tolerance as prime objects of concern.

"It confronts the broader and richer picture of the human nature of the priesthood, the assertion of a need for not so much sexual expression, but deep personal relationships," said Eugene Kennedy, a former priest and an emeritus professor of psychology at Loyola University of America.

This could lead within one education-cycle, from BSc via PhD to PDRA - namely within 8-10 years, to an assertion of the field, without the need to reformulate other parts of oncology.

But Mr. Rykwert's conclusions also round up the familiar suspects and prescriptions: a call for community involvement, criticisms of developers, attacks on the stridency of architectural doctrine, assertions about the need for public space.

In order to be a legitimate basis for public policy, does the assertion of a belief need to be paired with an empirical argument about the impact of the proposed policy that the belief is being cited to justify?

The source of the above assertion lies in the need, in our traditional AC grid system, to actively intervene to balance supply and demand, otherwise frequency stability is degraded.

Israel's effort to switch the discussion to Iran is likely to be met in Washington and in European capitals with the assertion that it is precisely because of the need to build an alliance to confront Iran that Israel must move ahead vigorously with the Palestinians as well as with the Syrians.

"We needed an assertion of the rights of women," Karen conceded, but added, "We do not need a women's movement that blames men".