Sentence examples for involved we need from inspiring English sources

If we want people to have faith and get involved, we need to defeat this impression by opening politics up: making everything transparent, accessible – and human.

"She's asking for help to get out, but it's a very delicate situation: if the gangs are involved, we need to consider our safety.

"But in the future for the club, the fans and everyone involved we need to make sure we are not in this situation again.

The scientists have until January 2015 to submit a detailed mission proposal to ESA. "There's a tremendous amount of work involved – we need to work out everything from what sort of rocket we launch to what orbit we go into and what instruments we take with us," says Arridge. "However, there's a growing global momentum and a real sense of excitement".

The step in (4) from "Peter is Greg's mother's brother's son" to "Peter is my cousin" is a material consequence and not a formal one, because to make the step from the premise to the conclusion we need more than the structure or form of the claims involved: we need to understand their contents too.

I'm glad to see a global company getting involved; we need their voices to join us.

"I'm proud to say that John joined me in voting against that $87 billion when we knew the policy had to be changed, we had to get it right, we needed other countries involved, we needed to reach out to our allies, we needed to put other boots on the ground," Mr. Kerry said.

"After an overall review of the program, we have come to the decision that in the best interest of all parties involved, we needed to make a coaching change," Dave Wegrzyn, St . Johns athletic director, said at a news conference on the university's cathletic

But when special needs are involved, we can all learn to see the world through a different lens, through Austin's lens.

Since the terminal complement pathway is heavily involved, we do not necessarily need new substances; exploring the efficacy of eculizumab would be of great interest.

"We came away from that knowing what was involved and what we needed to do, but we realized it was a pretty steep mountain to climb".