Sentence examples for be needed to halt from inspiring English sources

A new approach will be needed to halt completely the illegal timber trade, it adds.

A combination of state policymaking and public and private investment would be needed to halt the rise in emissions in the state — they rose 2 percent from 1990 to 2008, the report notes — and to reduce them by 40 percent by 2030 and 80 percent by midcentury.

But by then, the political context in which this debate took form was tilted heavily toward the views of market fundamentalists, who fought to weaken existing constraints and scoffed at the possibility that global constraints would be needed to halt the dangerous dumping of global-warming pollution into the atmosphere.

The study--carried out by TB experts from the CDC, the Central TB Research Institute in Moscow, the World Health Organization, the Public Health Research Institute (PHRI) of New York City, and others--indicates that traditional TB-fighting techniques are failing in Russia, and that new, more expensive methods will be needed to halt the epidemic.

An increased amount of naloxone, sometimes up to five times the regular dose or an IV, according to Parkison, can be needed to halt a carfentanil overdose.

Speak plainly: admit the loss of Western influence, tell the United Nations that an alternative forum is needed to halt the unfolding slaughter – in Moscow, if necessary.

Gas is half as polluting as coal and some call it a "bridge fuel" to the zero emissions world which is needed to halt climate change.

Hepatitis Australia, which worked with the government to develop the national strategies, said immediate action was needed to halt the rising rates of new infections and "appallingly low levels of treatment".

While it certainly may have the ring of "political correctness," people who believe a moratorium is needed to halt development in the Special Groundwater Protection Area are not looking at the big picture.

It was Gove's own long-held and repeated warnings as a journalist and politician that a far more robust response was needed to halt what he believes is a "conveyor belt" linking religious conservatism and terrorism that added the bite to Theresa May's withering response to his charge of Home Office negligence: "Is it true that the Department for Education was warned in 2010?

"Urgent action is needed to halt this trend.