Sentence examples for combined needs from inspiring English sources

The MoD civil service at 87,000 strong, bigger than the RAF and navy combined, needs to be cut.

It was launched in 2003 to respond to the combined needs of seven European nations (Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Spain, Turkey and the UK), with Malaysia joining in 2005.

With multiple threats, the resulting suite of focal species can be regarded as a "focal community", whose combined needs are used to address a range of management actions.

The aim was deduced from the combined needs of the stakeholders.

This global appeal pulls together the combined needs for those living in the most challenging circumstances – whether large-scale emergencies making headlines around the world or less-visible but no less urgent crises that put the lives and well-being of children and women in danger.

Thus, by exploiting social information in its broadest definition (basing decisions on the behaviour of others or being attracted to popular choices), animals could be using a general rule that satisfies combined needs to reduce risk, such as through dilution, and gain information about the environment, such as finding the best sites in which to forage.

Yet the outbreak which has killed more than all 26 previous episodes combined need never have spiralled out of control.

The combined need for mortgage financing and mortgage access enabled the passage of Johnson's National Housing Act of 1968, which created both the first mortgage-backed securities and the first subprime loans.

Both involvements were related to the combined need of all the lowland civilizations to control the warlike peoples to the east and to exploit the economic resources of the plateau.

All sources of light loss combined need to be kept to 0.2% or less per pass.

We describe how we have combined need assessment and population data to plan food distribution in Garissa.