Sentence examples for has to entail from inspiring English sources
"We have to find growth and we have to find it quickly, and that almost has to entail risk".
For the Labour party that has to entail our founding ideal of tackling inequality and building a just society.
"We need a concerted effort to tackle these two populations, and that effort has to entail an investment in higher education," he added.
"There needs to be a durable cease-fire," she said, "but a durable cease-fire has to entail the halt to Hamas rockets against Israel and the Israeli people".
In an interview, Jeff Weaver, Sanders's campaign manager, said: "If Martin O'Malley wants to engage in negative campaigning before he introduces himself to the country, that's up to him". Weaver said that Sanders is open to a discussion about guns, but he said "that discussion has to entail how we bridge the gap between rural and urban areas.
In the Teacher's Guide, it is explicitly mentioned that for any activity to be truly communicative, it has to entail some information gap.
That ultimate agreement will surely have to entail strong guarantees and a long implementation timeline.
Fixing our migration management systems does not have to entail turning migration into an elite prerogative as current EU policies suggest.
But the MHP's leader, Devlet Bahceli, has ruled out backing an executive presidency, meaning any deal would have to entail keeping Mr Erdogan in his box.
Shifting the balance of power will have to entail the removal of the conservative and neoliberal governments that currently dominate European nations and hence the EU.
