Sentence examples for basic human needs and from inspiring English sources
Theologians in the United States say the proliferation of choices is crowding basic human needs and fueling an interest in orthodoxy.
Much of this aid helps individuals meet their most basic human needs and prevents exploitation of the most vulnerable groups: veterans, the elderly, disaster victims and impoverished children.
The paradox of writing about housing issues in London is that they concern basic human needs and deep human feelings while the business of addressing them involves arid technical terms and terrifying maths.
I propose two principles (concerning basic human needs and the control/autonomy balance) as the foundation on which further research is built and make some broad-brush suggestions about the nature of such research.
In the 2016 Social Progress Index, the US ranked 19th overall – it came 21st on basic human needs and 32nd on wellbeing – and was the only western democracy on the list of "underperformers", a ranking of social progress relative to each country's economic wealth.
Certain recurrent symbols (the bisected triangle, pairs of short parallel lines, dots, sets of wavy lines) are indeed found all over the world, and he believes they can be interpreted by applying a measure of empathy and taking into account basic human needs and perceptions in a given environment.
For spouses, cuddling and affection featured as a basic human need and could eclipse sexuality in importance.
Feeling useful is a basic human need, and time banks provide the infrastructure that allows people to do so.
"It is a basic human need, and filming made me want to fight for everyone's right to have a home".
Recreation is a basic human need and therefore must be considered in spatial planning, which requires spatially explicit mapping of the recreation suitability of a landscape.
The affair has become a classic among those non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and anti-capitalists who argue that water falls free from the sky, is a basic human need and right, and so no one should profit from supplying it.
