Sentence examples for needed to put in place from inspiring English sources
Samuelsson said governments around the world needed to put in place legislation and infrastructure to let self-driving cars take to the streets as soon as possible.
Peru needed to put in place three or four more and dedicate the planes and fuel required in order to reduce drug flights effectively, Yaranga said.
Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said Saturday that although European countries had made progress over the past few months in averting a "catastrophic financial failure," more work was needed to "put in place a stronger, more credible firewall".
Whitaker said the chancellor needed to put in place safeguards for mortgage borrowers who have become "mortgage prisoners" – trapped on variable rates because stricter lending rules limit their options for remortgaging.
The news comes as the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) warned that the government needed to put in place a system of compulsory water metering accompanied by differential pricing to preserve supplies and prevent droughts in future.
Dr Nabarro, a leading expert on public health and international development, who was appointed last August to spearhead the UN's response to the Ebola outbreak, added that the world needed to put in place a "systematic" prevention and response plan for new zoonotic disease outbreaks.
We need to put in place systems to provide lifesaving care for accident victims.
"There's no question we've got some work we need to put in place between now and race day," he said.
To really be successful, Kentucky needs to put in place policies that strengthen and make sustainable demand for workers in the renewable energy and energy efficiency sectors.
ART programs in resource-limited settings need to put in place similar measures to scale up ART and retain patients in care.
Governments need to put in place policies to restrict over the counter use and inappropriate prescribing of ciprofloxacin and other antimicrobials to prevent further development of resistance.
