Sentence examples for a needs basis from inspiring English sources
"a needs basis" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a situation in which decisions or actions are taken due to a particular need. For example: "We distribute the food on a needs basis, so those most in need of help get it first."
"It should be catered for on a needs basis.
NSW has been named a standout state by experts including Bonnor for allocating Gonski funding on a needs basis and directing money to the most disadvantaged schools.
On a needs basis, some treatment centers may provide partial financial assistance through various scholarship funds to patients who qualify for such assistance.
Some of the prime minister's colleagues had called for the priority to be Christians, prompting Labor and others to declare that the places should be allocated "on a needs basis, without qualification or discrimination".
Employers should ensure that at least some funded internships are set aside on a needs basis and make it clear to university career centres that they are interested in addressing the existing underrepresentation of poorer aid workers.
The razzmatazz around this and other devolution deals is masking what they have been forced into over the past six years: huge cuts in local budgets because of little-reported changes in the funding formula for local authorities, away from a needs basis to a per capita basis.
The UK's levy would come from our already assigned foreign aid budget and be allocated to humanitarian agencies on a "need" basis ensuring that money is not withheld and humanitarian needs are met.
The assessment ensures that the right services are provided to clients at the right time and reassessments can be done on a needed basis.
An additional joint security fund of £1.5bn a year will be established, to be shared between the MoD and the intelligence agencies on a contingency, "needs", basis.
CGA is also offered to existing residents on an "as needs" basis.
However, in-situ synthesized oligonucleotide (ISO) arrays can be inexpensively fabricated on an 'as needed' basis with a reduced initial investment in time, personnel, resources, and costs.
