Sentence examples for be an internal need from inspiring English sources

Fifa's ethics committee said of that: "The conduct of President Blatter may have been clumsy because there could be an internal need for clarification, but this does not lead to any criminal or ethical misconduct".

On the long-running question of why Blatter did not blow the whistle back in 1997, when a payment of 1.5m Swiss francs (£1m) for Havelange came across his desk, Eckert states: "The conduct of President Blatter may have been clumsy because there could be an internal need for clarification, but this does not lead to any criminal or ethical misconduct".

If you treat a patient out of sympathy your are satisfying an internal need rather than an external good, and not doing something that is of moral value.

"There needs to be an internal debate within the developing countries about what is the path of development we want to have," Mr. Rao said.

There needs to be an internal agreement between your vertical identity and horizontal identity -- absolutely independent of your family and peer groups.

In the wake of its nuclear deal with Iran, the Obama administration is struggling with an internal need to be conciliatory toward Saudi Arabia under a new king who has taken a more aggressive approach to the country's role in the region.

Sergey: definitely a market I am very excited about, born from an internal need, being able to handle many hundreds of thousands of emails.

Bylaws are an internal document and need not be submitted to any government agency for approval.

"From our perspective, the last thing we need is an internal debate in Westminster about a new form of centralised power within an English parliament," he said.

He knows that the other side has hardliners that is, an internal politics to which he needs to be sensitive.

He knows that the other side has hardliners — that is, an internal politics to which he needs to be sensitive.