Sentence examples for need for marking from inspiring English sources

In the retro-Larryland of marking and registration, I envision Canadian server farms offering to host Web sites to maintain users' protection without need for marking or registration which the U.S. as a signatory to Berne would be forced to honor.

The average time for displaying/answering each station is two minutes and the time needed for marking ranges between 30 to 60 seconds.

The scandal also highlights the need for mark-to-market accounting.

Painting remains the expression of an exceedingly human need for mark making -- a basic urge to communicate like speech, writing and song.

Moreover, since DPM marks every packet, there is no need for a decision process for marking each packet.

But that's not your only option for marking Diaper Need Awareness Week.

This development, the emergence of a local expertise without the need for mediation, marks a sea change in foreign policy structures which are in turn having an effect on foreign policy making.

Highlighters are good for marking areas that need work.

The sport should acknowledge the years when it failed to distinguish between artificial and real, when it created the need for an asterisk marking unparalleled aberration.

This is a newly developed RSA feature alleviating the need for tantalum bead marking of components or for reverse engineering of cup models (Kaptein et al. 2003).

"Well of course it is, I stop looking once I've found it!" No need for exclamation marks at this hour; some of us are hungover.