Sentence examples for needed at this stage from inspiring English sources

He said: "I'm not an enthusiastic fan of Nick's leadership, but whether any action is needed at this stage is an issue I will come to when I return to Parliament".

ON THE face of it, all that is needed at this stage of Iran's nuclear diplomacy with the United States and other world powers is for the Iranians and the so-called P5+1 (the UN Security Council's permanent members plus Germany) to agree on a time and a place for their next meeting.

"For us it will definitely help tide over the power crisis; it is needed at this stage," said R. Sethuraman, a director on the board of Hyundai Motor India, the second-largest car company in India and a subsidiary of the South Korean automaker, which has a factory near Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu.

Mr. Allen, 53, a former chief executive at the British television company ITV and an adviser to Goldman Sachs, said in an interview that EMI's board thought he offered "a unique combination of skills that the company needed at this stage".

Another MP - backbencher John Hemming - said: "I'm not an enthusiastic fan of Nick's leadership, but whether any action is needed at this stage is an issue I will come to when I return to Parliament".

Highlife are fundraising for when Marvin will be released to ensure he travels safely back to his family in Limpopo, South Africa, that he also receives the aftercare needed at this stage and has the resources to share his experiences with those who need it most in the townships of South Africa.

Johnny Cash's 20 Minutes To Go adds a touch of humour that we need at this stage.

Obviously, Lin would have served a backup, apprentice role in that situation, but I think that's what he needs at this stage of his career anyway.

But he insists that a move back to the Aviva Premiership is exactly what he needs at this stage of his career.

In remarks widely interpreted as directed against Liam Fox and David Davis, Hammond said: "I would say that those that are undermining the effort are those that are seeking to close down that negotiating stance, seeking to arrive at hard decisions that we don't need at this stage.

Patten has also noticeably resisted the rhetoric from the Conservative party, of which he was once chairman, that what the BBC needs at this stage of its history is a "clean skin", an outsider who will introduce to the BBC financial and management attitudes shaped by private business experience.