Higher needs, as proxied by mortality, increase delays (but are significant only when delays are attributed to social care; see Table A2 for all delays).
"Whilst I totally respect the need for a journalist to protect their sources and their informants there are higher needs for justice that all information comes out in the judicial process".
But one might read in it a commandment concerning higher needs as well: a sense of self-worth, a feeling of belonging, the ability to pursue one's true vocation.
But speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Trotter defended the decision by police to secretly obtain the phone records of journalists investigating the Plebgate and Chris Huhne speeding points cases saying there were sometimes "higher needs for justice" than protecting confidential journalists' sources.
Rather than professionals "being liberated" from case management, the processes of case management should have been tightened up and streamlined to deliver more to those people who have higher needs and may not be able to make as many "choices" and exercise as much "control" as others.
"Now we can only take a small number of high-needs people in each team; you have to be more circumspect about how many you can cope with, so those higher needs people – people with mental health problems or drug and alcohol problems – often end up sleeping rough.
"One of the many reasons we think it is illegal is that the state has always recognized that households with disabled families have higher needs and this would undercut them," said Susan Antos, a staff lawyer for the Greater Upstate Law Project, a statewide support center and advocacy group for the disadvantaged.
Longer visit durations may be necessary to deliver comprehensive care to patients with higher needs.
A higher imbalance between loans and deposits indicates higher needs for financing resources beyond those provided by traditional banking.
Patients of salaried physicians seemed to have higher needs, with lower health status and lower socioeconomic status.
From a criminological perspective, that higher needs increased recidivism in reentry can also be viewed through a general strain lens (GST; Agnew, 2006).
