Sentence examples for needs to thwart from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a self-described "Middle East observer," who doesn't give his full name, contends in the Jerusalem Post that progress in Israel-Palestinian peace talks could be just what the region needs to thwart Iran.

It is a story that seems designed to resonate with Iraqis who remain suspicious of a man who attracted a large percentage of the Sunni vote, and who needs to thwart the efforts of Shiite coalitions that threaten to combine to preclude him from again becoming prime minister.

Cavendish will target the final stage in Brescia as one he should win, but if Evans wins one mountain stage and finishes well on the other, the Australian could feasibly have taken the 40 points he needs to thwart Cavendish's bid to complete a sweep of the grand tour points jerseys.

I have no need to thwart my inclinations in order to flatter some god".

There was no coup attempt in 2011 after the Osama bin Laden raid, and therefore, there was no need to thwart it.

Such surveillance undermines the trust of allies and their willingness to share the kind of confidential information needed to thwart terrorism and other threats.

It cannot yet be known whether the concessions and compromises embodied in the bill will let it attract the 60 votes needed to thwart a filibuster.

I had the opposite problem — I had just pushed past 40 and needed to thwart lethargy, but loathed the solitary drudgery of running or swimming.

In addition, they appear within striking distance of the 60 votes needed to thwart any efforts to kill their measure through a filibuster.

Brennan further observed that the U.S.-Saudi partnership had to remain strong and that together, and with others, we needed to thwart Iran,s nuclear ambitions.

Attorney General John Ashcroft has argued that without new legislation, law enforcement authorities lack all the tools they need to thwart terrorists.