Sentence examples for needs to be heeded from inspiring English sources

That warning sign needs to be heeded.

That message needs to be heeded this week in Berlin as much as in Athens.

It is a plea that needs to be heeded, before it is too late.

The Human Rights Council's so-called Goldstone Report calling for accountability for the bloody conflict in Gaza that ended in early 2009 "still needs to be heeded by Israel and Hamas," Amnesty said.

And it is a message that needs to be heeded across the world as poor countries grow wealthier and adopt the eating habits and sedentary lives of the rich.

"This is a public warning that needs to be heeded by all.

Of course, local laws need to be heeded, even if you disagree with them.

Indeed, on this score Mr. Greenspan offered some cautionary words that need to be heeded.

Given that Labour and the Lib Dems are in favour of 16- and 17-year-olds having the vote, these calls for change need to be heeded.

As Pakistan lurches from one disaster to another and survivors of the floods continue to search for loved ones, lessons from a similar moment 40 years ago need to be heeded.

After it emerged that the CBI was one of only five groups to have registered so far, Better Together said McCormick's appeal needed to be heeded by the pro-independence campaign, which had led attacks on the CBI and other no campaigns.