Sentence examples for abandoning the needs from inspiring English sources

Gov. Sarah Palin's abandoning the needs of Juneau is harsh, but Washington is also abandoning our needs by not making tough decisions about the future of our country, and the problems that arise with no job growth, rising costs of living for basic needs like food and heat, and the cost of not going green.

She dedicated the award to never abandoning the need for a peace resolution and is hoping to repeat her success by being the first woman to win a best director Oscar.

Having shown why some regulatory oversight is necessary in conditions of a pandemic, I next explore how therapeutic access to investigational new drugs might be further expanded beyond the policies of expedited development or parallel track without abandoning the need for good evidence of safety.

They abandoned the needs of their people and engaged in meaningless wars that claimed thousands of lives.

Listen to the background vocals on "Talking to the Moon" and you can hear Mars abandon the needs of the iTunes mainstream as he builds up a gorgeous wall of backing harmony.

Trump also clarified that his plan to shut U.S. borders to Muslims and people deemed a threat doesn't mean he will abandon the needs of those displaced by war in Syria.

So is there a future in which games abandon the need for visceral action altogether and concentrate on human relationships?

"There's a lot of freedom that comes when you abandon the need to be loved," says a friend, the director Jon Turteltaub.

Every verse is modest but confidently executed, and there's an appealing lightness to the whole affair, as if Mercer has simply abandoned the need to rock and has let the desire to sing take over.

For him, the key aspect was that it appeared that the subject felt isolated, unobserved, and had abandoned the need to present an outward face.

We cannot abandon the need to find people, even though who have left the chaos of Syria--jobs and the possibility to innovate.