Sentence examples for authorities of the need from inspiring English sources

The recent outbreak of Q fever in The Netherlands warned European health authorities of the need of studying Coxiella burnetii.

Historical discoveries have been one of the few bright spots for Bulgaria's beleaguered economy in recent years, helping to convince the authorities of the need to protect their heritage.

Situating his findings within a large body of literature on aid effectiveness in other countries, Sophal says the high level of aid has relieved Cambodian authorities of the need to collect taxes, making ordinary members of the public less inclined to hold them to account.

At the same time this central decision relieves district authorities of the need to increase productivity and rationalize their staffing patterns and levels - why worry when the central government will continue to pay.

This vaccination effort was successful because of the persistence of local institutions, such as GHESKIO and PIH, to convince national and international authorities of the need to add a new intervention that is known to be effective in the arsenal against cholera, particularly for the most at risk population.

Though some African countries were witnessing a period of internal strife, conflict or transition, the meeting's participants emphasized the importance of continuous sensitization of national authorities on the need to sign and ratify the three child protection legal instruments, as well as the involvement of all stakeholders through national and international cooperation.

As a result, an important conclusion is that the tendering authority needs a high degree of expertise in these issues; any thought that competitive tendering relieves the public authority of the need for expertise in public transport is mistaken.

Their sometimes exorbitant interest rates, however, caused social unrest, which made public authorities aware of the need for alternative facilities for consumption loans.

Again, government support for such initiatives need not take the form of direct funding, but could instead be targeted at increasing the authorities' understanding of the need for such services, the complexity of issues involved, and the potential benefits that such programs may have for the FMSWs and the public.

The action affects a fairly small number of workers, but coupled with an accompanying statement by the authority's acting chairman, it amounts to one of the strongest public pronouncements yet by a housing authority official of the need to shore up its elevator division in the wake of a death of a 5-year-old boy in August in an elevator accident in a Brooklyn public housing project.

The death last year of the unarmed civilian Eric Garner in New York from a police officer's chokehold – along with the fatal police shootings of Michael Brown, an unarmed 18-year-old in Missouri, and Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old in Ohio playing with a BB gun – led to nationwide protests as well as acknowledgment from some authority figures of the need for reform.