Sentence examples for to require action from inspiring English sources

It's going to require action.

It seems clear to me that sufficient evidence already exists to require action, but we can only hope the new work ends Defra's stalling.

Suspicions against Mr. Profumo were brought to Mr. Macmillan's attention in March, but he felt they were not serious enough to require action.

"We felt that coming up with a credible plan was going to require action on both the revenue side and the expenditure side," she said.

Senate Democrats who oppose Mr. Bolton's nomination intend to highlight the infighting as an indication that Mr. Bolton's actions toward subordinates were inappropriate enough to require action by other senior officials.

Although the internal consistency and empirical adequacy of the relationist position is unassailable, it comes at a certain conceptual price, for it appears that the laws of the decays of the particles in question now have a curiously "nonlocal" character, in the sense that they seem to require action at both a spatial and a temporal distance.

If the law purports to require actions that no-one should ever do, it cannot rightly be complied with; one's moral obligation is not to obey but to disobey: ST I-II q. 96 a. 4.

And it will require action to raise awareness of this devastating condition, so that it is understood and not stigmatised".

That will require action to prevent a global elite rigging the economic rules of the game in their favour at the expense of the poor".

But these are only openings that require action to take advantage of the contradictions.

People marvel at great ideas, but ideas are useless on their own -- they require action to come into fruition.