Sentence examples for the need for terms from inspiring English sources

OECD's Innovative Learning Environments (ILE) project began with the need for terms and concepts defined in terms of learning and its organisation.

Before we attack outside investment that might give a challenger some hope of prevailing, perhaps we should first discuss the need for terms limits or some other equalizing factor.

LAURENCE FRANK Hillsborough, Calif., April 18 , 2013To the Editor: The shameful Senate vote on Wednesday makes clearer than ever the need for term limits.

This ridiculous brouhaha reminds us yet again of the need for term limits in Washington and, indeed, in all state capitals.

That's right folks, the junior Senator who is bucking his party's leadership to shutdown the government shows the need for term limits.

Maritain adopts, against John Duns Scotus, Aquinas's general position on analogy, being, and on the need for analogical terms and concepts.

Finally, a recent report [ 52] highlighted the need for consistent terms and definitions of SO in pediatrics.

The debate about the need for short-term stimulus versus long-term deficit reduction is an important one, which I will return to.

He said a future government could not "continue with ad hoc decisions being made and long-term procurement programmes being effected by the need for short-term acquisition".

All these factors might influence the need for long-term care and might therefore lead to an earlier or later application for long-term care insurance.

The need for long-term studies is vital and immediate.