Sentence examples for he needs to define from inspiring English sources

To get there, he needs to define his product.

From this good starting point, he needs to define the line with more than copper as the Z Zegna accent.

He needs to define the kind of capitalist he is and why the country needs his virtues.

If politics, in Woodrow Wilson's words, is "a war of causes", Mr Miliband is at the point in the political cycle at which he needs to define those causes for the years ahead.

Well, it's flattering to be asked by an expert – how one would love to help – but as his younger daughters, aged 12 and 10, may have told Murdoch by now, he needs to define his terms.

Here are two key things the president should do in crafting a better China policy: First, he needs to define for the American public what China is.

I left him the unenviable task of talking with his parents on his own, it was his relationship, and he needed to define his own identity there.

He really needs to define what he stands for.

But Mr McCain needs to define his democracies.

"The government needs to define what the minimum capital ratios should be for banks".

"A company needs to define itself, and not only in terms of its products and services.