Sentence examples for repeating the need for from inspiring English sources

The complainants tabled a formal paper at a meeting with Cushley in Edinburgh last November, repeating the need for a formal investigation and proposing a number of initiatives.

He kept repeating the need for a "civilian" state, or "madani" in Arabic, because the religious portray the word "almani" or "secular" as something Western and immoral.

Officials subsequently repeated the need for vigilance.

He repeated the need for the people of Puerto Rico to sacrifice several times in almost priestly fashion, while including the bondholders as well.

In his comments, Mr. Draghi repeated the need for governments to uphold their commitment to overhaul their economies and the structure of the euro zone for any lasting improvement.

His interior minister repeated the need for an inquiry, "We are going to look at what really happened.

In the first stages of the crisis, Moody's and their contemporaries endlessly repeated the need for governments to make cutbacks and rein in spending, and it restated these beliefs in Friday's announcement.

These recommendations have established a pattern that has been wearily repeated, with the need for better training of staff, increased co-operation and co-ordination between statutory services and the demand for yet more resources.

To his credit, Mr Bush has repeated the urgent need for reforms to pensions and the government's health-care system for the old, the two biggest drains on the public purse.

If successful, we can avoid the repeated crises and the need for massive humanitarian intervention each time there is a drought.

Israeli politicians have not hesitated to point to the horror of last week as evidence of both Europe's repeated failure and the need for immigration.