Sentence examples for basic economic needs from inspiring English sources
"But I do know that any viable state needs to control its borders and police, and meet its people's basic economic needs.
"But I do know that any viable state needs to control its borders and police, and meet its people's most basic economic needs.
Everyone has a stake in the economic system at least to the degree that it meets the basic economic needs of all.
"I would put it all toward funding the human resource needs of science" so that "the basic economic needs of scientists would be met.
Into green infrastructure, into investment in the housing stock to meet our basic economic needs - our housing needs as well as our energy-performance needs".
In short, the basic economic needs of scientists would be met…Universal funding would completely change the scientific system, as people from all over the world and from all backgrounds would be empowered to take on science careers.
Wealth accumulated during the 5th century had been expended, and, to satisfy the basic economic and military needs of state and society, there were too few native Romans.
Whatever legitimacy these regimes enjoy derives mainly from tradition, fear, or an unwritten contract between ruler and ruled: in return for your loyalty I will meet your basic economic and social needs.
Whereas one dictionary notes that it is the ability "to be maintained at a certain rate or level" [ 13], other definitions emphasize public policy approaches, one of which defines sustainability as the "satisfaction of basic economic, social, and security needs now and in the future without undermining the natural resource base and environmental quality on which life depends" [ 14].
The diagnosis of the electricity problem was simple: coalition soldiers as a vital component of civil-military action lacked the basic economic theoretical knowledge (Schramm 2010) needed to successfully restore the basic services needed for the proper functioning of society and economy.
Our growing divergence with Europe spans everything from demographics to economic needs and basic values.
