Sentence examples for reckoning is required from inspiring English sources

If such a reckoning is required, what are the strategies of transition available to the parties?

Many economies have done well by doing the things economists long reckoned were required for catch-up growth: they opened their economies to global markets, reformed their laws to be more business-friendly, invested in infrastructure and educated their workers.

Even if losses in Spain are far below those in Ireland, banks are still likely to need a lot more capital.Some investors reckon €60 billion-80 billion is required to restore confidence.

Jonathan Loynes at thinktank Capital Economics reckons an even bigger reduction is required.

His departure is the latest sign that investors reckon a change of leadership is required for the next phase of the cycle.Rio's decision comes after Cynthia Carroll said last October that she would step down as boss of Anglo American.

One knows, for example, that the Deza cold-bloodedly smashing the hand of his wife's lover is no longer the Deza he was before he began stalking the man through the Prado and the streets of Madrid (richly sinister scenes); that however understandable and even necessary his actions may be, a rupture has occurred, and that a reckoning is going to be required.

Such exceptions to the Constitution seemed justified a decade ago by the need to expose the Stasi's methods and by the conviction that a thorough reckoning with the past was required for the stability of a united Germany.

sweet fool, now reckon your soul may be required.

Certainly the current editors of the Britannica reckoned some serious updating was required.

Some weeks ago Mack admitted publicly, "We cannot control ourselves," and reckoned that a batch of regulators was required to restrain his traders and bankers.

It is reckoned that at least another 11 will be required over the next five years.