Sentence examples for the division needs from inspiring English sources

In a brief statement, Lisa Raitt, the natural resources minister, said that the division "needs strategic investors to take full advantage of this opportunity, strengthen its global presence and reduce the financial risks carried by taxpayers".

On voting, the division needs to drop the Bush-era obsession with the overblown problem of vote fraud and put the emphasis back where it should be — making sure protected groups are not denied the right to vote.

The division needed only the order to move again.

This magnificent match was just what the division needed too in a lacklustre season so far – let's see more like it.

In the miniseries, at the end of an episode about the Battle of the Bulge, during which the 101st Airborne was surrounded by the enemy until Patton's Third Army broke through German lines, an explanatory paragraph is shown on the screen which says, in part, "No member of the 101st has ever agreed that the division needed to be rescued".

The division needed someone who sounded like they knew what they were doing, Packard recalls.

With 18,000 soldiers, the 1st Infantry Division was smaller than its 1918 incarnation, but with more than 3,000 vehicles the division needed considerably more logistics tonnage per day, as motor fuel became the Army's primary supply requirement.

"Whatever the result, this division needs to end.

The antitrust division needs to investigate this deal rigorously and thwart the damage to competition.

The firm said Time Warner needs to produce strong double-digit percentage growth in operating income before depreciation and amortization (OIBDA), while the AOL division "needs to show accelerating OIBDA from advertising, and a strong re-launch of AOL.com with very strong consumer adoption to show a growth path for the AOL business as narrowband continues to contract".

The Nokia smartphone division needs to continue growing the Windows Phone market, as its unit volume is roughly 90percentt of the platform's aggregate total.