Sentence examples for if there needs to be from inspiring English sources

Sense of Ownership If there needs to be responsibility exercised at the local level to create and benefit from economic health, then there has to be a sense of ownership of the community by each of the sectors.

"I've always said if there needs to be further action I certainly wouldn't shrink from seeing an energy company broken up but that has to be done with real evidence.

Unfortunately there was an injury, so just like in other situations when an injury does occur, the competition committee will take a look at this and determine if there needs to be a change.

Johnny J. Butler, a Lincoln University trustee and Pennsylvania's Secretary of Labor and Industry, said initially that there had been discussions about whether "the Barnes should become part of a larger museum like the Philadelphia Museum of Art, or whether they should be looking at the indenture to see if there needs to be some modification of some of the terms".

Rovio CEO Mikael Hed even went so far as to suggest that his company will examine its advertising partnerships to see if there needs to be a major re-thinking about how it goes about working with those networks.

I don't know if there needs to be a loud boycott.

If there need to be cuts, then let them fall fairly.

This allows plenty of time for the individual to decide if there need to be any adjustments to their long-term investment strategy.

If "there need to be international consequences," then the United States, in coordination with its allies and where possible with the backing of the United Nations, must deliver them.

If there needed to be a reminder of how crazy college basketball can get at this time of year, this weekend certainly provided one.

Asked if there needed to be a rethink over building on flood plains, Cameron insisted official advice from the Environment Agency and others was followed in 99% of cases.