Sentence examples for need of clear from inspiring English sources
"We are in need of clear guidelines about how to handle these issues going forward," she warned.
A hint that Mr. Hussein might be considering a new, gentler guise came in the speech at his inauguration for his new seven-year presidential term on Thursday, when he said that he favored "forgiveness" for "wrongdoers," and that as "the holder of the bucket" he was disposed to assuage the need of "clear and sweet water from the well".
A manifesto, "Towards a Black Aesthetic," by Hoyt Fuller (1923 1981; Fuller 1994) and his work as editor of the journal Negro Digest, which later was renamed Black World and was followed by First World when the publisher of the latter was pressured to discontinue publication of a journal serving Black radicals, were path-setting ventures during a period much in need of clear paths.
Moreover, there is also the need of clear guidelines for the experimental use of tDCS to give exhaustive information about the potential role of this tool into stroke rehabilitation.
The need of clear guidelines for children with hypovitaminosis D in this setting should be addressed, in order to unify the management of vitamin D supplementation in this group of patients.
He never took up an offer by Beijing to visit China.Broad policy and its implementation apart, the new commissioner will find her secretariat, the UN's Centre for Human Rights in Geneva, in need of clear-cut leadership.
The air is badly in need of clearing.
Importantly, the challenge to the DH's stance does not come from a neutral academic research body in need of clearer data for medical research.
As energy providers become increasingly deregulated, too, and able to compete on price, the need of a clear picture of where spend is going becomes clear.
Conclusion: This study stresses the need of a clear understanding of the entire spectrum of normal motor development.
Macy's is in dire need of a clear positioning or differentiation strategy, and those celebrities aren't it.
