Sentence examples for needed to be communicated from inspiring English sources

Religious transport was something she showed as both a private experience and one that needed to be communicated.

In the late 1940's the possibility that Congress might discontinue the Voice of America broadcasts caused much concern by those who believed the American way of life needed to be communicated to other lands.

Rather, they needed to be communicated as "rayon made of manufactured rayon fiber".

But he told the Voice of the Listener and Viewer conference the message needed to be communicated more clearly.

They felt that Captain von Trapp's love for his land of Austria needed to be communicated more clearly to the audience, and that a solo song would do the job.

The lyrics, he believed, were what needed to be communicated and therefore had to be heard, sung and understood.

Information about hepatitis and encouragement for screening may need to be communicated verbally through community and religious organisations, and detailed explanations from GPs or other practice staff, in addition to initial screening invitation letters.

All offices will work with their partners to draw up a national programme communication plan so that everyone know what messages need to be communicated, and how.

That sign needs to be communicated".

These risks will need to be communicated clearly before volunteers are recruited to take part in the mission.

It needs to be communicated in its actual form, and that is what our band believes in, lyrically and musically.