Sentence examples for requires talking about from inspiring English sources

"Leadership requires talking about the right things and doing the right things, and sometimes you take your knocks when you do that," said Henry Johnson, the federal assistant secretary for elementary and secondary education.

It also requires talking about anti-Semitism today, how it manifests itself and that is very difficult, because the world is driven by so many other severe problems, if you look to the Middle East or Japan.

For African-Americans, facing and addressing the black AIDS crisis would require talking honestly and compassionately about homosexuality -- and that has proved remarkably difficult, whether it be in black churches, in black organizations or on inner-city playgrounds.

This may require talking to the person about whom you're gossiping, but it can often foster a more healthy and trusting network of relationships.

Good ideas are, no disrespecting or mocking the other's faith, no trying to convert the other or if it is required not talking about religion as a whole.

By previous agreement, the actors' guild and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers are required to begin talking about their next deal over a period that runs from Oct. 1 to Nov. 15.

The visitation of old Mrs. Netterfield, as she called it, was not something I was ever required to talk about.

It is that we lack the vocabulary required to talk about the unworthy, bad poor as anything other than bad and unworthy.

Now each of the institutions has mysteriously misplaced its "the", a sacrifice to the wrathful gods of branding, and we are required to talk about Tate, Wigmore Hall, Southbank Centre and Arts Council England (with its bonus lost preposition).

But even if this information is not admitted at trial you will likely be required to talk about it with the judge before trial.

They are required to talk about their suspicions with experts.