Sentence examples for proposals will need from inspiring English sources

Some of his proposals will need state and perhaps federal support.

The commission proposals will need to be backed by the EU's national governments by a qualified majority, which already appears assured.

The draft proposals will need specialist assessment advice and, more importantly, will need to gain traction with politicians on either side of the political divide.

"The efficacy and integrity of such proposals will need to be assessed against their ability to deliver effective protection outcomes to refugees identified as needing protection under international law, not least through the 1951 refugee convention to which Australia is a party," it said in a statement.

The proposals will need to be adopted by member states and parliament before they become law.

(The LIBE's proposals will need the support of the EU Parliament and Council to make it into law, with the EC and its digital commissioner set to play an influential role in those ongoing discussions).

May says this proposal will need legislation (which sounds like a no).

In addition to the board's approval, the proposal will need legislative help from Albany, because state law now prohibits compulsory education in July and August.

The implementation of the proposal will need to be negotiated with the Waqf, the Islamic body which governs the site, known to Muslims as Haram al-Sharif.

The Spitzer administration plans to hire a small investment bank to explore the idea; if the governor decides to go forward, the proposal will need legislative approval.

To change the constitution, the government's proposal will need approval by the upper house of parliament, the Senate, and then finally by both houses by a three-fifths majority, a process likely to take weeks.