Sentence examples for forging needs from inspiring English sources

The participants, from at least a score of mostly wealthy countries, were also reminded that the ambitious agenda they are forging needs to embrace developing countries.

Unlike those two pastimes, the genre of stage comedy known as farce, in which this play by Ken Ludwig is forged, needs to be performed very well indeed to be enjoyable.

While there is certainly a connection between tau aggregates and UPS impairment, how exactly this connection is forged needs to be investigated further in order to be fully understood.

The forge needs to be outside during operation.

Those connections could help Quartzy forge needed partnerships or set it up for a healthy acquisition down the road.Quartzy co-founder Jayant Kulkarni tells TechCrunch he chose Eminance to lead the round particularly because of the deep knowledge and connections.

To become a useful process, cold ironing as a post-forging operation of warm forged gears needs a clear understanding of form errors due to die-elasticity and springback of component shape.

Thus even if attempts to solve Chisholm's contrary to duty paradox by invoking time do not look very plausible, this does not mean that there is no interesting work needed to forge relationships between time and obligations.

"As the physical and digital worlds merge, and we become more reliant on the interconnections forged, we need to collaborate across them to ensure the integrity of data".

Cuba's involvement in Mozambique was as part of a continuing effort to export the anti-imperialist ideology of the Cuban Revolution and forge desperately needed new allies.

Many Syrians say the group's members have been fixated more on positioning themselves for jobs in a new government than on forging the unity needed to defeat the Assad government.

As more and more types and sizes of forging gears are needed, the accuracy of billet volume plays an extremely important role in fully filling the die cavity during the cold precision forging of spur gear (Balendra and Qin 2000; Abrinia and Makaremi 2008).