Sentence examples for needed to finalise from inspiring English sources

AEG estimates between six and nine months will be needed to finalise architects' plans and hire contractors.

That has led some observers to wonder whether he has the kind of high-level political pull that might be needed to finalise a Doha agreement.

Expert judgement may still be needed to finalise the allocation to a specific class.

Ofsted said the council needed to finalise and implement its plans, improve communications with school leaders and resolve school leadership issues.

The winning tenants were meant to take over in 2014, but Dennis Hone said the amount of work needed to finalise bids was behind the delay.

As suggested, a standard venture capital model is not working in cases where a large amount of money (e.g. $100 million) and time (e.g. at least 10 years) are needed to finalise a product (Reynolds et al. 2013).

We now need to finalise our research... hopefully by the end of the year, or next," he says.

After protracted discussions, and with staff about to leave needing to finalise redundancy payments, the chapel agreed to settle for the 2% award.

The government also needs to finalise next year's budget and meet conditions for the next tranche of €1 billion of its current bail-out, including more public-sector cuts and faster privatisation.

"We in the EU still need to finalise our positions in advance of COP 16, but I think there's a real chance the negotiations could take important steps forward in Cancun, in particular to implement parts of what was agreed in Copenhagen and to work towards the global deal the world needs".

However, the PMO/DMD and 2nd VPO/DMD still need to finalise the decisions around how replacement stocks should be ordered and paid for to maintain sufficient emergency response capabilities.