Sentence examples for need cite from inspiring English sources

If President Obama wants to leave a legacy in his second term, he need cite no transformative agenda.

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He said that the supply of bees is falling short of the need, citing difficulty rounding up enough bees to pollinate the winter almond crop in California and blueberry bushes in Maine this spring.

John R. Bolton, the United States ambassador to the United Nations, questioned the need cited by Secretary General Kofi Annan last week to return peacekeepers to East Timor, where an Australian-led multinational force has ended violence that killed more than 30 people.

The New York University School of Medicine announced on Thursday that it would cover the tuition of all its students, regardless of merit or need, citing concerns about the "overwhelming financial debt" facing graduates.

New money to bridge that gap is an obvious need cited by many political leaders, but the money needs to come from somewhere.

The UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommend the use of pumps for patients with the greatest need, citing insufficient evidence to approve extension to a wider population.

So did tuition, with financial-aid needs cited as a main reason.

Steve Shlemon, president of Carrabba's, said a change was needed, citing concerns similar to those voiced by Macaroni Grill.

Two months ago, the Fire Department, saying a second exit was needed, cited the owners for a code violation.

But health professionals and campaigners say no further proof is needed, citing a systematic review of studies from Stirling University that was prepared for the government's own consultation.