Sentence examples for plans we need from inspiring English sources

With changes to Ofsted rules meaning more councils will continue to require improvement plans, we need to address – especially in a climate of drastic funding reductions – how the government can support those councils to make the improvements.

We need fewer sighs and more plans; we need less complacency of an immoral world and more actions of moral women and men.

Even if Mr. Hatoyama eventually gives in on the base plan, we need a more patient and strategic approach to Japan.

Ms. Post defended the conservation department, saying, "To have an effective plan we need to know the nature and extent of contamination".

But, from where we stand now, we don't just need a post-Brexit plan, we need to overcome the attitudes of our partners, or it is likely to be an economically painful ride.

It also means, as Abhas Jha of the World Bank has put it in the context of disaster planning, we need to manage risk for "graceful failure" — soft landings amid uncertainty and imperfection.

"When we do our long-term water planning, we need to think about the complete range of sources, and match the right water for the right job," Wilkinson says.

The helpline is a great first step but now we need a national plan – we need data, we need prevention, we need a conviction and we need professionals to stop looking at this as a cultural issue and start treating it as a child protection issue".

Maybe alongside departments of urban planning, we need departments of urban testing.

Look, this is the bold plan we need.

Because we are in a new era of retirement planning, we need to explore all options.