Sentence examples for addressing the unique needs from inspiring English sources

Supportive cancer care was shown to be delivered by a range of generalist programs that lacked specialisation in addressing the unique needs of cancer clients.

It tailors and strengthens the humanitarian response in Nigeria by addressing the unique needs and realities of women and girls. .

And yet somehow, as a nation, we are falling short of addressing the unique needs of these students.

These support groups are aimed at addressing the unique needs of both patients and families, and we've seen countless people benefit from this programming.

As my colleague Lisa Shapiro has written, "CHIP allows children access to pediatric-specific provider networks, and goes above and beyond many private insurance plans in addressing the unique needs of low-income children".

Instead, the program identifies local partners and starts from where they are, addressing the unique needs of each individual organization.

But Ms. Mikulski said it did not adequately address the "unique needs" of women.

The Border Governors Conference is the premier forum for analysis, dialogue and support for specific initiatives and policies that address the unique needs of our border region".

It is unreasonable to expect national policies to fully address the unique needs of any given community and so it's increasingly important to involve local authorities in the planning and implementation of socioeconomic development.

"This battle will involve policy changes at all levels of government, but it is easier fought locally because it allows greater accountability to ensure implementation and addresses the unique needs of communities," William H. Roach Jr., chairman of the American Heart Association, wrote in an e-mail.

Relevant factors include the presence of barriers to accessing existing services and a lack of interventions that address the unique needs of veterans.