Sentence examples for founded needs to be from inspiring English sources

There is basic agreement that the council, outdated because it reflects the world in 1945 when the United Nations was founded, needs to be expanded to include emerging powers.

Yet to succeed, metro working needs to be founded on solid ground with commitment, a clear strategy, a realistic understanding of the potential of the place and plans for putting it into action.

Our social licence to operate as scientists needs to be founded on a continually renewed relationship of trust between scientists and society.

This leads to the core of Mr Easterly's argument in "The Tyranny of Experts", which is that development needs to be founded on individual economic and political rights.

Global climate policy, meanwhile, desperately needs to be founded on a science-based global emissions budget – instead of the failed incremental approach that has seen global emissions rise 60% since 1992.

The Eurozone needs to be founded a second time, including only the countries that have the institutions and the desire to be part of a true monetary union.

The model needs to be founded on a compact generic set of the most basic ontological building blocks in order for it to be general enough to serve as a basis for modeling the gamut of biological systems, from molecules to ecosystems.

Education in the broad and complex field of biology needs to be founded on some core concepts (Klymkowsky, 2010).

Immigrant women want competent maternity care, just as all women, and the 'culture-sensitive model' needs to be founded on insight gleaned from research [ 11].

The new National Strategic Plan for Health includes a cross-sectional objective addressing the reduction of inequities and represents a pathway that clearly needs to be founded in sound research results.

"Belief in God has shaped this country from the founding, and God's hand needs to be in politics today".