Sentence examples for needed to be finalised from inspiring English sources

The prime minister told BBC Breakfast that the details needed to be finalised, but he would happily face a range of rivals, as well as a head-to-head with the leader of the opposition.

Payouts to board directors need to be finalised by the publication of annual reports in April.

Analysts say the post-Kyoto deal needs to be finalised by 2009 for it to start in time.

The law still needs to be finalised in negotiations between EU lawmakers, the European commission and member states.

For the prosecution service under Carla del Ponte that deadline means dozens of indictments of lesser figures need to be finalised within two years.

While plans to push through corporate governance changes were passed at the Co-op's annual general meeting last month, they were based on four principles drawn from the Myners proposals and still need to be finalised.

Reaching a deal on their futures would be the first chapter of a withdrawal agreement that needs to be finalised by November or December at the latest, he added.

Earlier in November BP agreed with the US government to pay $4.5bn in penalties relating to the 2010 spillage, but this still needs to be finalised by a court.

The budget needs to be finalised by 2 March.

The contract still needs to be finalised, the WSJ added.

It said the plans would need to be finalised by September to be included in the council's local plan, but added that a site had yet to be identified.