Sentence examples for statement of the need from inspiring English sources

But they said Mr. Bush had missed an opportunity by not making a more direct public statement of the need for Mr. Mbeki to change his approach.

This chilling statement, of the need to "pass" to feel safe is a telling commentary on how vast numbers of Muslims, leading innocent, moral, ordinary lives now feel.

John Cooke, in his essay "Leaving the Mother's House", notes that "By putting her defection in such stark terms, Gordimer makes her strongest statement of the need, whatever the consequence, of a child to claim a life of her own".

This command can and often is taken as a sweeping statement of the need for vigilance against those who would prey on the weak and wreak havoc without regard for human life.

Last month, at an Asean session in Phnom Penh in preparation for the ministerial meeting, Cambodia, which holds the chairmanship of the regional bloc and is a close ally of China, refused to allow the issuing of a statement on the need for a peaceful resolution of the disputes.

The meeting was announced discreetly on Tuesday on the Web site of the Food and Drug Administration (www.fda.gov/cder/drug/safety/WHI_statement.htm), tucked into the end of a statement on the need to reassess the risks and benefits of hormone therapy.

Human rights are not a convenience for a ruling class over its exploited subjects, but a universal statement of the needs that all human beings hold in common, which stands above the law systems of individual nation states.

"Accused of raising obstacles to free competition, RFI released a statement speaking of the need for physical barriers between railway property and public streets, a need that only became urgent the day people could buy a ticket for a rival train".

But they also say they are concerned that states are seeking ways around the law, and they are hammering out a statement warning of "the need for a change of culture in American education," said Eugene W. Hickok, the under secretary of education.

But the New York Times reported that those with hopes for formal security guarantees would be disappointed, with Obama ready only to issue a "presidential statement" because of the need for congressional approval and the administration's commitment to maintain Israel's strategic edge over any Arab state.

Because the moral is embodied in the plot of the fable, an explicit statement of the moral need not be given, though it usually is.