Sentence examples for necessary structure from inspiring English sources

In tactical terms I don't think England had the necessary structure in Germany.

A diverse arts community is a necessary structure for improving cultural communication.

Either way, interpreters must not only respond to whatever the visitor may say but also, when necessary, structure and direct the encounter.

When Boras denied that these things were contractual demands, Phillips insisted that the agent "made it clear to me" that "this was the necessary structure".

Phillips responded, "I know what he's saying now, but I'm telling you he made it clear to me and I heard it elsewhere: this is the necessary structure".

''Our proposals are trying to put the necessary structure in place, just as Bretton Woods did.'' Finally, the politicians need to control the flow of speculative capital, which has proved to be so devastating in Asia.

The checkpoints are therefore necessary structures erected to protect Israeli civilians from terrorists.

We think it is necessary to have a transitional period there, to give it some time to prepare all the necessary structures for elections to be held there.

But 21 years is long enough to put the necessary structures in place to identify and nurture black talent, and offer black players the same opportunities as whites.

The aim, according to Romeva, is to have the necessary structures in place for when another independence referendum is called, likely in a year's time.

Richard Moore, the North Carolina treasurer, who with Mr. Angelides and Mr. McCall organized the meeting, said the states had not devised the necessary structures to oversee their vast holdings of stock.