Sentence examples for needed to issue clear from inspiring English sources

The court said yesterday that the state could rely on existing day care centers, but that state officials needed to issue clear, strict standards by April 17 that all centers throughout the state would follow.

With officials warning of up to 300,000 cases within seven years, the Conservative government was told it needed to issue clear advice on safe sex not only to those in the gay community but to the wider wider public as infections increased.

President Obama needs to issue a clear warning at this weekend's meetings: The crisis isn't over, and the world's economies need to keep working together.

I don't think it is at all right that Chris should have the race and prize money taken off him retrospectively but Cookson needs to issue a very clear message: he should be apologising to the rest of the riders for failing them.

-- Military does not need to establish an extensive set of new standards of conduct for repeal, but does need to issue guidance making clear that all standards of conduct apply uniformly, without regard to sexual orientation.

They need to issue some kind of apology and make it clear they are not going to crack down on viewpoints.

"So we will need to issue a written order to be sure everything is clear".

The only issue I needed to be clear about was if Hardy came up with the designs himself or if he, as a gothic draughtsman, was drawing what others had instructed him to draw.

Some further discussion of this issue is needed, to make it clear that the extensive regularity might be a feature of the in vitro assembly.

Signalling a fresh attack on Salmond's perceived vulnerability on Scotland's currency options and future North Sea oil revenues, with increasingly bad-tempered exchanges between the two men, Darling insisted that the first minister needed to be clearer on those issues.

Further research with patients and carers is needed to develop detailed, clearer insight into these issues.