Sentence examples for needs to draw a from inspiring English sources

So Obama needs to draw a line right now: no further concessions.

If Labour is to mount a credible opposition to Tory privatisation, it needs to draw a thick line under its own past.

"Now that there is no map," Senator Bennett said in a statement, "the commission needs to draw a new one that is fair to all New Jersey voters".

But that, for one thing, would have eliminated the soloists the Philharmonic evidently feels it needs to draw a well-heeled opening-night audience.

Another pro-government defence is that Labour in power promoted privatisation, which is of course absolutely the case – and yet another reason why the leadership needs to draw a clear line with its past.

All this is so obviously distasteful that it is fairly easy to resist: the person being questioned simply needs to draw a boundary and make clear to the journalist where that boundary lies.

Second, parameters of the methods, i.e., forgetting factor C f and time-window width T tw, influence the algorithms, so one needs to draw an equivalency between them to compare the methods under the same conditions.

Emerson's public comments reflect a strong private view among some Labor MPs that the party needs to drawn a line under a divisive period.

"We need to draw a line".

And we don't need to draw a picture, I promise.

And for me there is no need to draw a veil over why.