Sentence examples for bring about the needed from inspiring English sources

My reading of the draft Paris agreement is that it won't bring about the needed change.

Sciamma's film moves backward — she knows where her protagonist is meant to end up, and she seems to retrofit the action to bring about the needed results.

It's obvious to all but the most deluded that military force will not bring about the needed changes anywhere in the Middle East.

We cannot leave it to the health record software companies — the Cerners, Epics and Allscripts of the world — to bring about the needed changes.

While efforts to create a post-2015 mecharesm are to be lauded, these will not bring about the needed private sector investment unless credibility is restored to the CDM and investors see a return on their already invested capital.

Better American military management, a large infusion of qualified trainers and President Obama's new strategy of sending newly trained Afghan forces into the field in partnership with American and NATO combat units can start to bring about the needed changes.

Pricing carbon encourages us to select the most efficient and cost effective choices among existing options, but it cannot bring about the radical changes needed.

In a country with gender discrimination operating at so many levels and in so many ways, bringing about the needed change requires dedicated and combined efforts of multiple agencies.

Investors fear that the government-sponsored enterprises narrowing access to capital will more swiftly bring about the need for a government bailout.

The entire aim was to evidence the agreement between both systems and to bring about the need for respectful and reciprocal interactions between people, natural processes and resources to prevent disasters.

And I won't even get into the details of methane related incidents which bring about the need for sudden evacuations of the bed in the middle of the night.