Sentence examples for debating the need from inspiring English sources
In the early nineteen-seventies, when Congress began debating the need for stricter clean-air standards, the Big Three organized a massive public-relations campaign.
The party did spend a few uncomfortable years after its electoral debacle debating the need for modernisation and resisting the urge to pull itself apart.
Read on... www.nos.org.uk Website of the National Osteoporosis Society www.cst.gov.uk The Council for Science and Technology, which is debating the need for a specific ethics code for British scientists nationalacademies.org/obas The US National Academies, providing guidance on ethical issues.
Now, just five months after Congress agreed on the plan, with only a fraction of the money actually out the door, Washington is debating the need for a second round of stimulus amid economic and political crosscurrents.
Surely, we have spent a lot of the past week debating the need to ensure that Jon Venables gets a fair trial for whatever offence he's allegedly committed under whatever name he lives under?
"Just as we're debating the need to diversify our oil supplies, we're faced with an array of challenges to secure reliable and politically stable sources of gas," said David G. Victor, director of the Program on Energy and Sustainable Development at Stanford University.
On Valentine's Day, parliament will debate the need for that legislation again.
Since then, a welter of commentaries and articles in Communist Party newspapers have debated the need to rein in comments on the microblogs.
In one session on Sunday that I co-led with Tim O'Reilly and Danny Sullivan, we debated the need for competitive search.
