Sentence examples for convey the need from inspiring English sources
It is recommended that sufficient fluid supply during work be accompanied by training of the workers to convey the need and benefits of sufficient fluid consumption.
Even the report seems unable to forcefully convey the need for African leaders to change their priorities for the good of their citizens, evidenced in the wording it uses to chastise.
We wanted to convey the need for speed, since as Christiana Figueres, the executive secretary of the UN framework convention on climate change, said recently: "Where capital goes in the next five years will decide what kind of world we have".
The England manager has apologised to anyone offended by the joke made at half-time during the 2-0 World Cup qualifying win over Poland at Wembley, which was intended to convey the need for England to play the ball more regularly to Townsend.
Adding this information to capacity statement gives a new dimension from infrastructure point of view and helps maintenance service providers to easily convey the need for improvement to strategic decision makers.
I have watched countless doctors and nurses attempt to convey the need to make a decision to a family, but the advice is usually offered in vain.
The Pentagon is keen for more partnerships with the private sector, such as "Wartorn: 1861-2010", a documentary about post-traumatic stress disorder which HBO broadcast in November, and which helped convey the needs of soldiers to a wider audience.
One is shown riding an exercise bicycle while watching television (conveying the need to exercise to maintain a healthy skeleton).
This double objective conveys the need of very fast neutron spectrum and the use of fuels with a relatively high content of transuranium nuclei, particularly plutonium isotopes.
