Sentence examples for better reflect the needs from inspiring English sources
With scant resources, it takes complex global tax standards developed by rich countries through the OECD, and seeks to adapt them to better reflect the needs of developing countries.
This paper argues that cities may have unique needs not adequately addressed by federal regulations and that, as a normative matter, they should be able to pass laws that better reflect the needs and desires of their residents.
He is pressing local MPs, who happen to include the chancellor, Philip Hammond, to call for a review of the formula for allocating government grants – to better reflect the needs of Surrey's population – and to not only confirm that the social care precept will be available next April, but to allow councils to set it as high as they choose.
The paper concludes with a call for research and aid-funded interventions on fishery management, livelihoods and food security to better reflect the needs of coastal people in the Asia-Pacific region, rather than the values commonly espoused by Western scientists and conservationists.
My business partner, and daughter, Audrey Craig and I then morphed Gracious Bridal into GB Design House, a full-fledged entertaining design house to better reflect the needs of our clientele.
That women represent half of the consumer base for collegiate-licensed merchandise represents a growth in (sports-themed) apparel and housewares that better reflect the needs and tastes of women (Greenberg 2013).
So it was superficially attractive when [George] Osborne came up with his northern powerhouse stuff but in practical terms if the powers are to be devolved, again it would be an opportunity if you like to take on – they are not regions, they are sub-regions, city regions – in a way I think which better reflects the needs of people in the area.
Based on these results and because grouped data models better reflect the economical needs in meat animals, we conclude that grouped data models are more appropriate in pig.
In the long-term, the data generated by HireArt could even help universities better craft their curriculum to better reflect the real-world needs of employers.
Word of Mohamad Baalbaki's resignation gave journalists hope the organization could be overhauled to better reflect the profession's needs in today's newspaper world.
