In fact loving care, which any sensible mother might have told them is the central need of children, was not even mentioned by the minister.
Ackerson, who recently left Haven to join Health Management Associates Inc., says that approach can fail to address a central need of homeless people — community.
In Europe, Pammolli et al. [ 18] argue that the central need of many European governments is to assure pluralistic systems in which a balanced mix of public and private funding sources assures a "balance of sustainability and access".
Yet, in our modern computerized society, accessing visual information becomes a central need for all kinds of users, namely users who are blind or visually impaired.
Through a prototypic approach, closely matched with the constraints of a real world application, we want to demonstrate that the central architectural needs of form adaptability and resilience can be increased with this method.
Economic development is also central to the needs of Africa.
Given the debilitating impact of facial erythema on quality of life, an effective treatment that provides a rapid and sustained effect over 12 hours, with a good tolerability and safety profile, is central to the needs of rosacea patients.
In Ireland, the announcement by the central bank about the needs of the country's top financial institutions vividly illustrates the extent of the country's financial troubles.
"There was a tendency to focus a lot of energy on issues and projects that are not central to the future needs of the economy, like baseball stadiums and the cross-harbor rail tunnel," Mr. O'Neil said.
These companies account for such a large share of Russia's economy and its trade and influence overseas, that they cannot help but function as instruments—and sometimes makers of its foreign policy.Gazprom controls 25% of the world's known gas reserves and supplies almost all the gas needs of central Europe and the former Soviet Union.
