Sentence examples for has accepted the need from inspiring English sources

The leader of Oxford council, who has accepted the need for 100,000 more homes by 2031, welcomed the contribution.

The immigration Minister Barbara Roche has accepted the need to recruit immigrants, but only those with higher skills.

Albeit with reluctance, the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution, the leading Iraqi Shia opposition group, has accepted the need for American help in toppling the regime.

Germany, often a reluctant partner of France in military space projects, has accepted the need to invest in eye-in-the-sky satellites.

Theresa May has accepted the need to have "full and transparent" parliamentary scrutiny before triggering Brexit, as Labour demanded answers to 170 questions about leaving the EU.

"The UK government [which opposed the EU's neonicotinoid ban] has accepted the need for a national action plan to reverse bee and pollinator decline," said de Zylva.

Reporters and editors of The Times in the past had accepted the need for some secrecy.

As a nation, we've accepted the need to limit the marketing and availability of tobacco and alcohol.

People have accepted the need to forgive Khmer Rouge foot-soldiers in order to end a chronic civil war.

As more companies have accepted the need to make their supply chains fairer, that role has changed.

The 20 clubs have accepted the need for boosting the number of academy products in first-team squads and are in talks over several options.