Sentence examples for needs on top from inspiring English sources

I know the extra commitment, energy and resilience that Labour's leadership needs on top of what I already do, and I know it won't work for me while the children are young.

The ministers did fall into line with an agreement made on Friday between the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, over the extent to which private investors would be involved in a second bailout package, which Greece needs on top of its existing rescue package in order to meet its debt obligations through next year.

In Virginia, for instance, people who are convicted of misdemeanors and felonies are charged fees for jury trials, blood samples, courthouse construction and other court needs, on top of the fines levied for their crimes.

Patients trust their GP to provide competent care, especially when they have more complex health care needs on top of their cancer [ 34- 36].

Why should new legislation be needed on top of all that?

"What we need on top of the sanctions is a united approach by the key players to enforce them".

Unesco said an extra $22bn£14.7bnbn) a year was needed on top of "already ambitious" government contributions to achieve the SDGs by 2030.

It was all-the-better for being unadorned: "The only thing that you'd need on top of this is Cornish clotted cream".

The bank plans to set aside a further $12 billion for mortgage-related charges and thinks another $5 billion may be needed on top of that, though given the waywardness of BofA's past estimates, it could be more.

Some 84 per cent said the ongoing budget crisis meant they did not have the resources to implement the plan and that more money was needed on top to prevent services being further damaged.

Calculating that an extra 17,000 will be required annually to meet "newly arising need" on top of another 23,000 to make inroads "into the backlog of the most needy", the review throws down the gauntlet to Gordon Brown by calculating that this will build up to extra investment of £1.2bn and £1.6bn respectively, although not all of this need come from the government.