Sentence examples for instruments it needs from inspiring English sources

As a result of the debt shock, the eurozone may be acquiring some of the instruments it needs, but very slowly – for example a permanent bailout fund, effectively an embryonic European Monetary Fund.

The coalition is a toxic brand that is dismantling the very instruments it needs to bring about the "big society": an active state and a sense of the public.

Furthermore, restoration of media freedom will give Georgia a crucial instrument it needs to rebuild its civil society.

"But legality is an instrument; it needs to adapt to reality and to democratic will, and not the other way round.

The DCFH assay is easier to carry out and does not require an expensive EPR instrument; it needs only a fluorimeter, common in most laboratories.

"What we are really asking for is the Food Standards Agency to think again about their legislation and what it should be because the law in the UK is being flouted," she added: "They have an opportunity to re-write the statutory instrument and it needs to be much tougher".

As an actor my body is my instrument and it needs to be ready for anything at any time.

Her voice, luminous and smoky and perfectly pitched, is one of the most wondrous rhythm-and-blues instruments of our time; it needs no ornamentation to stand on a pedestal by itself.

If a central bank has two policy targets, then it needs two instruments: monetary policy to influence aggregate demand, and regulatory policy to limit financial risks.

It needs to be an instrument that isn't fixed.

Clearly, the orchestra is a more pliable instrument now, and it needed to be when Mr. Barenboim stretched tempos to the breaking point in the finale.