Sentence examples for run around the need from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year, American officials considered a plan to allow significant numbers of troops to stay in Iraq under diplomatic authority, which was essentially an end run around the need for a new security agreement and parliamentary debate about immunity.
The Pentagon's combatant commanders shouldn't have more influence than our ambassadors in determining regional policies, and the department should stop creating its own programs for arming and training foreign military forces that do an end run around the need for openness and accountability in our foreign assistance programs.
Dogs need open spaces to run around, and cats need to come and go as they please.
This way, you will not be sweating all day, and you are free to walk and run around as needed.
Macaulay's views fitted the principles of colonial governance, Mr. Sood said: "They needed people to run around and man the arms of the state, not to propel the economy forward.
"I said to myself, 'Wait a second,' there's farms for the kids to run around, my wife enjoys the vineyards, I need to be near water, and I don't want to sit in traffic on my way to the Hamptons.
At the end of the ride, one can count on finding a nerdy and fractious team facing a fast-moving technological crisis, a number of computer screens (whose displays will be reproduced typographically, for authenticity), and the need to run around, moving from one purportedly safe place to another over hostile ground.
You cannot connect multiple smaller cages to make the minimum, as hamsters need the space to run around as they would in the wild.
Rabbits love to hop and run around, and to stay healthy they need the opportunity to do so for several hours every single day.
"The kids needed a place to run around," Mr. Tay said of the dogs.
