Sentence examples for threat needs from inspiring English sources

Curbing the current terrorist threat needs more action, and a more realistic outlook.

That standoff has fed the conviction inside the White House that the Iranian threat needs to be countered.

The state that reacts to the threat needs to make the case that a preemptive attack is the only effective way to defend itself.

While the south is considered safe, some say that the terror threat needs to be neutralised before tourism can find its feet.

The federal government is right to err on the side of caution, but the nature of the crop-duster threat needs to be better defined.

"This threat needs to be addressed quickly to stamp out organised crime, money laundering and corruption and to prevent the spread of drug use that could cause havoc across a continent already plagued by many other tragedies," Mr Costa said.

Thus the threat need not be at hand to justify action; the threat need not even be established.

Maybe that's just the threat needed to force change on WestLB.

Labour is to demand that the strong new counter-terror powers to be fast-tracked through parliament to tackle the jihadist threat need to be matched by strong checks and balances, the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, has said.

The social network has acknowledged that its previous rules, which said a threat needed to be "direct" and "specific" to justify its intervention, had been too "narrow".

The U.S. government has never seemed sure whether it views data collection by online advertisers as a healthy business driver for the Internet, or a looming privacy threat needing regulation.