Sentence examples for needed to be reopened from inspiring English sources

Hollande, however, added that he was open to a debate on the issue if the Lisbon treaty needed to be reopened as part of the effort to make the euro more fit for purpose.

Labour officials said the party general secretary, Iain McNicol, contacted a key Falkirk party member, Lorraine Kane, after Darling and Scottish Labour leader Johann Lamont suggested the inquiry needed to be reopened.

Hospitals need to be reopened and newly created".

The officer concluded that the investigation "does not need to be reopened.

I have watched Smith closely ever since he took the McDonald's game by storm, and I believe the book needs to be reopened.

Crucially, what the proposals from Van Rompuy do not say is that the European treaties need to be reopened to make the mooted changes possible.

"Transport planners in the 60s simply could not conceive of the idea that a line, once closed, would need to be reopened.

Yates conducted the 2009 review of the police investigation into hacking at News of the World and concluded that it did not need to be reopened.

In an illustration of the hasty and haphazard planning, a civilian official at the United States Agency for International Development was at one point given four hours to determine how many miles of Iraqi roads would need to be reopened and repaired.

These target values were based on a survey of various DOT requirements and FHWA recommendation for high early strength concrete for repairs of bridge or structures that need to be reopened to traffic within 4 6 h after placement.

There's no reason why that deal needs to be reopened," he said.