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we do not need the original LOI. vs we did not need the original LOI.

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "We do not need the original LOI" is in the present tense, indicating a current lack of necessity for the original LOI. On the other hand, "We did not need the original LOI" is in the past tense, indicating that there was no need for the original LOI at some point in the past.

Last updated: April 01, 2024 • 498 views

we do not need the original LOI.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express the current lack of necessity for the original LOI. It is in the present tense.
  • So we do not need the continuation of monopolies and quasi-monopolies.
  • We do not need the House of European History, as Europe is losing competitiveness and geopolitical weight.
  • We do not need the money anymore.
  • We do not need the fortress of Europe.
  • We do not need the heavy regulatory touch of the past.
  • First and foremost, we do not need the directive.
  • We do not need the National Guard.
  • Secondly, we do not need the possibility of people losing their driving licence for the whole of Europe.
  • We do not need the straw to break the camel's back.
  • However, we do not need any old Constitution; we need the Convention's proposed text.
  • However, the British enjoy perfectly good human rights under our own law and we do not need the protection of the European Union.
  • We do not need soldiers to conquer Britain.
  • What we do not need is permanent deregulation and privatisation.
  • We do not need additional European regulations governing product acquisition.
  • Therefore we do not need your convergence either and we do not need harmonization.
  • Since the German version is the original text, we do not need to vote against in the second vote.
  • We do not need the fortress of Europe while the Schengen acquis, with some improvements, is the key to a stronger and more inclusive Europe.
  • The mistakes of Kyoto cannot be allowed to continue, and we do not need the sort of agreement that is content with simply moving emissions around from one place to another without actually reducing them.
  • We will solve the problems in the euro area ourselves, so we do not need the IMF.
  • In all events, we do not need divisions, we do not need new iron curtains, we do not need new cold war fronts.

Alternatives:

  • We currently do not need the original LOI.
  • We don't require the original LOI.
  • We are not in need of the original LOI.

we did not need the original LOI.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express that there was no need for the original LOI at some point in the past. It is in the past tense.
  • Yet we did not need to travel so far from comfort.
  • Imagine if we did not need to meet these requirements ourselves.
  • We did not need to engage these creatures at close range.
  • We were offered electricity that we did not need it...
  • Mr President, Commissioner, we did not need the Green Paper on the future of the common fisheries policy to tell us about the serious problems facing fisheries in Europe.
  • If we did not need you to exchange our words for his, you would never have been given chance to take up sword.
  • (laughs) Yet we did not need to travel so far from comfort.
  • He said we did not need liberalisation but valid and shared policies: The world has had wars for oil in the past and now these conflicts are moving into Europe.
  • I listened carefully to him when he said that we did not need an interim Commission.
  • We did not need to take up the option, and to that extent it would not perhaps be very fair to speak of creative accounting in this instance.
  • I'm sorry if you're sick, but we did not need your permission.
  • The trullo remained cool despite soaring outside temperatures and we did not need to use the air conditioning.
  • We were lucky... we did not need to go to the emergency.
  • We did not need this crisis to find out that there were conflicts in the area.
  • I wish we did not need them, because they certainly affect human and animal health, and the environment.
  • Also Paul urges us in 1Cor 7,29-31 to behave in a way as if we did not need this world.
  • And maybe we did not need it or heed it but you can do without day if you have a lamp quiet lighted and kind in your heart.
  • Quite frankly, two weeks ago some of our governments were still saying that we did not need a European response.
  • It was our duty, and we did not need to wait for anyone.
  • We did not need to make such a big deal out of it.

Alternatives:

  • We did not require the original LOI.
  • We had no need for the original LOI.
  • The original LOI was unnecessary for us.

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