Sentence examples for letters we need from inspiring English sources

And as this will not be an international agreement but an exchange of letters we need signatures at the highest political level and publication of the commitments in the federal register," she added.

For all that he needs to establish is that in order to show that we have a moral duty to write the begging letters we need to do more than show that it is the best or only means to something which we have a moral duty to aim at.

To be able to explore the consequences of the quality of referral letters and to improve the quality of referral letters, we need a valid definition of the most important information it must include [ 13, 19].

To be able to define the quality of referral letters, the potential impact of the quality on the organisation of care, and to improve the quality of the letters, we need a multidimensional definition of the ideal content.

To inject the secret letters, we needed a second compressor hose, which Mr. Lipton had left at the Cornell lab.

As President Obama said in his letter, we need a serious, real public option to keep the insurance companies honest.

Another request by Leonowens, that she live in or near the missionary community to ensure she was not deprived of Western company, aroused suspicion in Mongkut, who cautioned in a letter, "we need not have teacher of Christianity as they are abundant here".

I know it's a slow early January and that snow is covering half the country, but is the Fiver so weepingly desperate for letters that we need to see drunk, half-n@ked Septics playing air-guitar with crutches?

Mirek Topolanek, prime minister of the Czech Republic, wrote in a letter to fellow European leaders, "We need to stress the vital role played by the single market in making the European economy more resilient".

The letter added, "We need a writer too".

I agree with the writer of a Dec. 24 letter that we need to recruit better teachers for the classroom, but from my vantage point in the education trenches, it was my poorest students who wanted careers in education.