Sentence examples for at its needs from inspiring English sources

The ministers agreed that Greece would be eligible for a fresh look at its needs as soon as it was able to finance current government spending, improve the economy and fulfill other promises to its lenders — the European Central Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission.

But the body is brilliant at expressing its needs and desires.

For a lobster roll to be at its best, it needs to be made with lobsters recently plucked from around our shores – which are much more expensive, but worth it on both flavour and ethical grounds," says Gott.

The implication: Considering that the BBC has agreed to freeze most of its public funding for six years, effectively sentencing itself to a 16 percent budget cut through 2017, it surely could have looked harder at its staffing needs for the event.

"Anesthesia is a very complex and technically demanding area of medicine that, at its core, needs to be either performed by a physician or supervised by one".

Southwest is alone among major airlines in having most of its fuel costs hedged at lower prices — 70percentt of its needs at $51 a barrel for 2008.

"We are confident that the State of New York will find a qualified operator to meet its needs at Aqueduct," it said.

Silver City said it would build an airport suitable for its needs at Lydd.

As recently as a decade ago, most experts predicted that the country had only 25 years of gas reserves, and that it would need to import at least half of its needs in the future.

"Russia can't afford to buy what it needs, and China can fill more and more of its needs at home," Basse notes.

With that in mind, borrowing for 30 years is too costly and imprudent, it said, because shorter-term debt can be issued to cover its needs at lower rates.