Sentence examples for echo the need from inspiring English sources
In the case of Stephanie Bincliffe, we echo the need for an independent inquiry to investigate her death and to address her family's concerns about her treatment.
Discussions on high ambiguity have been labelled as "participatory" to echo the need for broad public inclusion.
No doubt, the President of the Philippines was prompted to echo the need to strengthen the framework of cooperation in managing disasters among the ASEAN countries, being one of the best approaches to address urgent issues and to build resilience.
He realized that, like Echo, people who struggle with echoism tend to give up their voice and echo the needs and feelings of others.
Dr. Beaudry echoed the need for advance planning.
Many of the recommendations in the report echoed the need to create clear lines of authority.
On a bridge above a flooded canal in Rangsit, Army Col. Wirat Nakjoo echoed the need to be vigilant.
Enele Sopoaga, the Prime Minister of Tuvalu, echoed the need for more clarity and certainty on climate aid.
They repeatedly echoed the need to protect ethnic Russians in Ukraine — a theme consonant with the Kremlin's rhetoric about Russians everywhere, including the Baltic States.
While echoing the need to "bring parents in, in a very real way," Ms. Quinn said she saw too much vitriol between the administration and the teachers' union.
Adrian Curtis, director of UK food banks at The Trussell Trust, echoed the need for politicians to really try to understand the situations of those on very tight budgets.
