Sentence examples for backing necessary from inspiring English sources
Abroad, investors saw yet another Ecuadorean politician bowing to popular pressure instead of backing necessary economic reform.Was this a sign of things to come?
It not clear what promises of support from the Afghan government the Americans had, or whether they undertook the mission knowing that the backing necessary to complete it, at least in southern Helmand, might not arrive soon — if at all.
No, St Louis' issues with building momentum for a Major League Soccer franchise has been less about local fervor and interest in the sport, and more about finding the financial backing necessary to enter one of America's closed sporting systems.
Just four months after he claimed re-election in a vote widely seen as flawed, President Alberto K. Fujimori of Peru implored senior Clinton administration officials today to give him the backing necessary to put Peru on a track toward full democracy, officials said.
As any negotiator knows, before making any compromises, he must state unequivocally that he will defend the current position to the last moment: Only then can he go in to negotiations with the confidence and backing necessary to reach a settlement.
Fiscal policies that stabilize debt may not provide the fiscal backing necessary for monetary policy to successfully target inflation.
I don't like all that kind of stuff like red herrings, a sense of holding back necessary information from the reader, which Agatha Christie did brilliantly throughout her career.
Instead, the BSs should estimate the SINRs experienced at the users' end, and each user should feed back necessary information to its master BS for CQI estimation.
Pfaus is surprised that PT-141 appears to increase sexual appetite in female rats but not their "downstream" sexual physiology, such as the reflexive bending of the female's back necessary for intercourse.
One way the IGS believes this could be done is by government backing the necessary legal framework to permit a spaceport to be set up in the UK.
