Sentence examples for apprehend the need from inspiring English sources

But they do not seem to understand directional analysis, and, accordingly, they fail to apprehend the need for it.

To truly apprehend the All we would need to be that All ourselves.

"While several physical assaults did occur, the police personnel on scene had the difficult task of weighing the need to immediately apprehend the suspects against the possibility that police action involving the use of physical force under the circumstances would further [incite] the crowd and produce more violent behavior," the statement said.

"Unfortunately under these horrific circumstances," Mr. Ridge said, "you don't want to draw any premature conclusions, because we need to apprehend the individual or the individuals first and then determine what diabolic, what evil mindset causes someone to murder innocent people".

He identified poachers who were trying to move contraband out of the country, and provided the authorities with the resources — fuel, food, lodging — that they needed to apprehend the criminals.

Soon after, Professor Judi Wakhungu, Kenya's new minister in charge of wildlife, flew down to join the search for the rest of the gang, and to sign off on whatever was needed to apprehend the killers.

He identified poachers who were trying to move contraband out of the country, and provided the authorities with the resources fuel, food, lodging that they needed to apprehend the criminals.

Assessment As this is a short article, much background knowledge would be needed to fully apprehend the criteria behind the original exercise.

The people are convinced that speaking is a corporeal phenomenon, presumably because physical organs are needed both to produce and to apprehend the sounds and a physical medium such as air is needed to carry or convey them.

You don't need a bleeding heart to apprehend the tragedy of worker exploitation.

I want to ask the police to apprehend the "thief".