3. Identifying conditions of the quality of life of elderly people might help implement initiatives aiming at the improvement of the quality of life and, as a consequence, decrease a demand for social help, i.e. nursing services.
The second has been a demand for American help in decapitating the Saigon Gov ernment.
Last month, "Black Sheep: An Investigation into Existing Support for Problematic Cannabis Use", a report published by think-tank Volteface, found that despite a growing demand for help with problems with the drug, cannabis remains a neglected drug in public health.
These days, however, the Book-of-the-Month Club's managers are betting that the same surge in access to books and information that made its monthly mailings seem almost quaint has created a new demand for help sorting through the clutter.
In the hospital waiting room, John worked on a Facebook tribute to his father, saying the only thing his dad was never good at was raising enough money for the nonprofit to meet a growing demand for help.
The mother of murdered British businessman Neil Heywood, whose death led to the downfall of flamboyant Chinese politician Bo Xilai, has issued an angry demand for help to win compensation for her son's family.
As more and more people engage in producing visual content, there is a demand for interfaces that help novice users carry out creative design.
Scan-Tron was founded by William Sanders, an electronics equipment salesman who calculated there would be a demand for equipment to help teachers score their classroom tests.
For welfare charity Jewish Care, the new year period from Rosh Hashanah, last week, to Yom Kippur, which begins this evening, brings a surge in demand for help, mostly from young, mentally ill and isolated elderly people.
Thus top management had created a demand system for help with the new way of managing, and the human resource staff could support change without appearing to push a program.
