Sentence examples for entail a complete from inspiring English sources
To bridge the transition, Indonesia will have to create many more jobs elsewhere.REDD alertAcross the developing world, changes of that kind would entail a complete overhaul of some of the world's least capable and most corrupt states: to make them rational in their land use, honest in their accounting, responsive to their citizens.
That assembly will entail a complete rebuild with custom doors, a panoramic moonroof, sensor integration and conversion to an autonomous-ready state.
Therefore, teacher education needed for STEM appears to entail a complete redesign of the teaching and learning process one that, at least initially, may require interdisciplinary teams of educators from multiple STEM disciplines.
(As for me, I'd make the penalties symmetrical, which would entail a complete reconceptualization of America's open government policy).
(As for me, I'd make the penalties symmetrical, which would entail a complete reconceptualization of America's open government policy). In other words, whereas it is hard to imagine Clinton getting indicted for hiding information from the American public, it is relatively easy to imagine her getting indicted for not hiding information from America's enemies.
His resurrection entailed a complete transformation in his body and spirit, a complete victory over death.
Thus one way of accentuating the difference between atomism and methodological individualism is to note that the former entails a complete reduction of sociology to psychology, whereas the latter does not.
Abandoning a dichotomous approach to the analysis of urban processes entails a complete change of perspective: attention is no longer paid to the borderlines, namely to the differences and interdependence, but rather to the borderlands, areas of hybridisation and relational spaces between the formal and informal spheres.
With the advent of internet-based social media platforms, a successful digital diplomacy entails a complete overhaul in our communications strategy, and is part of a broader conversation regarding the kind of societies we want and the interactions among them and within them.
Does it entail renunciation, a complete severing from the political world?
Operating separately or in conjunction, these mechanisms may entail a more complete explanation of the puzzle of the origins of microbial and viral ORFans.
