Sentence examples for faced a need from inspiring English sources

Extracts from the undelivered speech, released by his office, show he planned to say that Britain would "drift towards the exit" unless the European Union faced a need for change.

Company executives said they faced a need to keep skilled professionals in the business unit, which traded trillions of dollars worth of financial derivatives, because it would take great expertise to shut down the business in an orderly manner and without causing more turmoil.

France, too, faces a need to cut military spending and has scaled back its strike options.

Ministers are also likely to face a need to make exemptions for the unintentionally homeless, and for asylum seekers.

Facing a need to roll over their maturing debts, emerging markets may have to borrow around $65 billion in 2010 alone, according to Gary N. Kleiman of Kleiman International.

"As the NAO highlights in its report, most of our free schools are open in areas facing a need for school places.

The sluggish economy means less pocket change for luxuries like tonics; besides, with companies trimming overtime, fewer workers face a need for Lipovitan D to get them through the wee hours.

Spurred by a new round of urban development strategies, development zones in many large cities face a need for enormous transformations and re-development.

Next to large fossil fuelled power plants the industrial sector will face a need to implement CO2 recovery systems to comply with the European Emission Trading Scheme.

Estonia is no different from other European countries in facing a need to increase the research potential considerably in the coming years.

Resuming on 100-2, thomeome side faced a thankless task, needing another 311 runs to make the visitors bat again.