Sentence examples for it needs to present from inspiring English sources

If the Labour party is to have any purpose going forward, it needs to present itself as the distinctive and unique party of social justice.

It needs to present a coherent, evidence-based response to one question above all: why would you be an excellent hire for this position?

If the party wants to be as successful in Tunisia's next election after a new constitution has been written, it knows it needs to present moderate views.

Syria's opposition is still struggling to overcome infighting and inexperience 15 months into the uprising, preventing the movement from gaining the traction it needs to present a credible alternative to Assad.

The soft-speaking Rutte went on to say that the Netherlands cannot afford to stand still (as it needs to present a draft 2013 budget to Brussels by 30 April).

Last week, a judge told New York City that it needed to present better arguments to justify such extraordinary secrecy.

Moreover, in depicting science, and in particular, to children, I need to present it in a very simple, comprehensible, yet captivating way.

A federal election commissioner, Ellen L. Weintraub, said she was so outraged by Mr. Trump's comments that she was moved to speak out and demand that if he has evidence of fraud, he needs to present it.

If NIH wants Congress to give it a raise, the community needs to present a "united front," she says.

The opponents of the reforms acknowledge that the council has a lot of authority, but they say it will still need to present a thorough analysis of the costs and benefits of the reforms.

When you come to redeem it, you no longer need to present a voucher as you would with an open-ended Groupon deal purchase.