Sentence examples for immediate need to change from inspiring English sources
The Ministry of Justice said there was no immediate need to change the law because the ruling related to the way prosecutors implemented it.
Mr. Wagoner, 47, said that having helped develop the current strategy over the last year and a half as G.M.'s president, he did not see an immediate need to change it.
After thumbing through the bank's own projections for the related risks in early April, the people said, the examiners pushed for more answers but saw no immediate need to change course.
An aide to Mr. Van Rompuy said the comments were meant to underline that there was no immediate need to change treaties to ensure the stability of the euro and that the comments were not referring to any demands for treaty change that Britain may seek in the future.
Time will tell, but in either case there is an immediate need to change the publishing business model in order to capitalize upon eBooks while at the same time protect printed books.
"The Award is now faced with an immediate and pressing need to change, adapt and re-evaluate its role and function as it moves into 2012 and its next quarter century," he wrote in his open letter, adding that it was an opportunity to reinvent the award for the next quarter-century.
