Examples of using Require us in English and their translations into Chinese
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He said,"The new global rules of manufacturing, global value chains, global equilibrium and global governance require us to re-strategize and think.
Like photographer Chris Burkard says“Anything that is worth pursuing require us to suffer, just a little bit”.
However, climate change, air pollution, and increasing health and environmental concerns require us to end the age of coal as soon as possible.
Meeting this challenge will require us to take chances exploring uncertain new terrain with no promise of a commercial product.
He explained that sustainability issues require us to make choices which are“as difficult as eating your dog”.
For changes that require us to reissue your ticket, the new baggage policy will apply to your journey.
If they require us to leave, that is their right and we will respect it.
There are a lot of things in life that require us to have courage.
Besides, we have no outside owners that require us to reach any particular goals.".
There are many issues at the national and international levels that require us to make greater efforts at the United Nations.
Both the retrospective and the forward-looking analyses require us to do more than simply give an inventory.
The hostile acts committed by the United States against the DPRK require us to maintain a high degree of vigilance and keep at full preparedness to cope with both dialogue and war.
In addition to an emotional suspension of disbelief, that would require us all being equals.
The current international order and system, which are based on rules, require us to respect and follow the rules.
The year 2020 will see both opportunities and challenges that require us to work together shoulder to shoulder.
On a wider scale, it might require us to recognise our conception of the world is incorrect, that the Earth is round instead of flat.
I believe these challenges require us to examine the way in which domestic laws are conceived and implemented with a view to ensuring compliance with both articles 19 and 20 of the Covenant.
The practical implementation of that initiative would require us to ignore the generally accepted standards relating to the interception of vessels and to the legal regimes that apply in various maritime areas.
That will require us all to commit to strong local and regional partnerships, improved coordination, local ownership and better mutual accountability if we are to get results.
Second, we will increase our commitment to fragile and conflict-affected states, which will require us to be bolder, take more risks, and commit more resources.