Sentence examples for needs to introduce a from inspiring English sources

She needs to introduce a proper register of lobbyists.

Or that the whole country needs to introduce a uniform ballot?

China "desperately needs to introduce a new combination of antiretroviral drugs," Mr. Frost said.

It needs to introduce a system of impartial oversight, like those in many European countries, and it needs to embrace the wonders of modern technology.But voting systems also need to reflect the political cultures of their countries.

Although Mr Osinaga says the police are "optimistic about the future and not afraid of the changes," he also admits the force needs to "introduce a new culture, and do more to recover its institutional values and ethics".

"Celebrity endorsements and cartoon characters used in the adverts draw a veil over the hardships caused by payday loans," said Guy. "The Financial Conduct Authority needs to introduce a clear and concise health warning on payday loan marketing which spells out the consequences of taking out a payday loan and to stop payday lenders targeting children with advertising".

But Mr Heath and others stress that since the iPod can no longer be seen as a major Apple product line, Tim Cook needs to introduce an entirely new product if he is to keep investors - and fans - on his side.

A theoretical account needs to introduce an additional factor to explain these findings.

"We may need to introduce a sugar tax," she added.

An earlier version reported that Natalie Bennett said Britain needed to introduce a preferential voting system.

I think we need to introduce a shot clock for the second half".