Sentence examples for needed sir from inspiring English sources

But the Government stuck to its guns with Vince Cable, the Business Secretary, arguing that the FRC needed Sir Win's sharp incisors to restore trust in corporate reporting and governance after so many of the City's biggest accountancy firms and auditors were blamed for failing to spot the build-up of risks in bank balance sheets ahead of the financial crisis.

And that we don't need Sir John to tell us.

A return to grammar school selection in England would be an economic disaster, leaving young people without the skills the country needs, Sir Michael Wilshaw, the chief inspector of schools, has said.

The NHS is in a unique position to capitalise on the power of genomics to study large populations, especially as it is a national healthcare system based on the pooling of a country's resources to make sure everyone gets the treatment they need, Sir Bruce said.

"It was really terribly important after the war when all the young men needed contacting," Sir Arthur Conan Doyle says rather breezily on camera during a 10-minute address he delivers on a DVD recently released by Focusfilm, a distributor in Ossining, N.Y.

A former chairman of Children In Need, Sir Roger Jones, said last month that the charity had made a decision to keep Savile away from the event because he had suspicions about the Top of the Pops presenter.

The suit doesn't help: you don't need it, Sir T, when you're on holiday.

Property investors provided Dominic Chappell with the £35m needed to show Sir Philip Green's Arcadia group that he was a credible buyer for BHS, it has emerged.

Ace provided Chappell with the £35m needed to show Sir Philip Green's Arcadia group that he was a credible buyer for BHS.

"It is so strategically placed and is on such a scale and size and with such infrastructure that it needed someone like Sir Terry Farrell to pull together all the private developments and mastermind the streets and public spaces".

Insisting that tactical voting was an entirely normal and justified strategy to pursue, Ashdown also implied that tactical voting by non-Lib Dem supporters would be needed to hold Sir Menzies Campbell's seat of North East Fife.