Sentence examples for means needed to from inspiring English sources

He took a hard-line against the government of Iran, referring to leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as having a "radical, almost delusional nature," and then criticized the Bush administration for "ignoring" the situation, stating that "diplomacy, economic sanctions, [and] other means" needed to be used.

"We are determined to use any means needed to fight such censorship in the future," the groups said.

Thirty years ago, it became clear that defeating inflation was crucial, even if the means needed to accomplish that would cause a deep recession.

That may be; but it is also true that, less than a year after her return to England, Rosalind found herself in sole custody of all the experimental means needed to discover the structure of DNA.

At the same time, government leaders must do everything possible to ensure that all can have the minimum spiritual and material means needed to live in dignity and to create and support a family, which is the primary cell of any social development.

Thus, the standard model of instrumental reasoning, which takes ends as fixed and inquires solely into the means needed to satisfy them, is inadequate.

What's more important is that our perception of what the word "game" means needs to change and will change.

Being an entrepreneur means needing to be productive.

An instrument, measuring from a health care point of view, what rurality means, needs to be developed for each country.

Usually this will means needing to close about 5 insurance policies in a month.

Knowing might mean needing to change something we've grown comfortable with.