Sentence examples for what it would need from inspiring English sources

A Barclays attorney rejected that argument, saying the $2 billion figure was an estimate of what it would need to spend to keep its employees and it never agreed to a hard number.

Under the interim agreement, negotiated a year ago, Iran has limited its uranium enrichment to a level well below what it would need to make a nuclear bomb, has suspended work on a plutonium reactor and has allowed increased international inspections of its nuclear facilities.

What it would need is an actor-dancer of extreme subtlety, which is what Baryshnikov, in his late-sixties, had become.

The slender 2010 Tory majority of 1,951 in Corby means that Labour could prevail on a tiny swing of 2%, about half of what it would need to overtake the Tories in the nationwide popular vote.

Similarly, Labour had announced measures totalling just 13.3% of what it would need to slash spending by £50.8bn and the Liberal Democrats 25.9% of the £46.5bn they would need to save in order to meet their deficit reduction goals.

The beginning of the story (the part before all those double-digit pay raises) has been told many times: the Yonkers school district, long encircled by financial trouble, decided to enter this school year more than $20 million shy of what it would need to complete the year.

During all their times together on opposite ends of the conflagrations, they'd been watching each other intently, and now they knew what it would take to mesh their needs successfully.

But Mr. Martin said the company would not know for a few weeks what actions it would need to take as the worst downturn in the commercial airline industry continued.

Robert Roth, an aviation management specialist for the Forest Service, said there were no immediate plans to deploy more drones, but instead the Forest Service was trying to figure out what exactly it would need and then analyze the risks and costs of various approaches.

In particular he does not use his idea of an international "original position" to work out how the justification for such a duty would go and what objections it would need to overcome.

While Escobar was grateful for the call, if publicity was what HP wanted, it would need an attention-grabbing figure.