Sentence examples for needed to stamp from inspiring English sources

"While he has been away there has been a great deal of indiscipline – laughter has been heard on several occasions – and he is badly needed to stamp this out.

It was Day 1 of what is shaping up as a 10-day test of whether conservatives can marshal the arguments, tactics and unity to slow Mr. Romney and rally around a single alternative — and of whether Mr. Romney, now in a commanding position, can show the muscle needed to stamp out the opposition and take control of the party.

In the United States, says Henry Romero of the Office of Personnel Management, federal agencies are becoming keen to pay for performance, roused from complacency partly by the difficulty of keeping computer experts needed to stamp out the millennium bug in their elderly systems.A better kind of carrotVariable pay gives employers the elbow room to hire computer nerds at inflated rates.

Increased efforts are needed to "stamp out the scourge of forced labor once and for all," the labor agency said in a report that examined the issue, which is set for debate by its 175 member nations at an annual meeting next month.

Jim Rutenberg and Jeff Zeleny write that the next 10 days will be a test "of whether conservatives opposed to Mitt Romney can marshal the arguments, tactics and unity to slow his rise and rally around a single alternative  — and of whether Mr. Romney, now in a commanding position, can show the muscle needed to stamp out the opposition and take control of the party".

Looking forward, enforcement models will continue to evolve in tandem with technological innovations, but more importantly, a greater shift towards action based on political will, inter-institutional collaboration and systematic training will be needed to stamp out illegal fishing and improve management of fisheries worldwide.

We need to stamp it out".

"I need to stamp it," she says, and stamped it.

"We need to stamp on his fucking fingers".

Oh, and Mr Dombrovskis needs to stamp his authority on his disunited Unity party.

We need to stamp out kick-backs and the engagement of second-rate advocates.