Sentence examples for direct need to from inspiring English sources

"We have a very direct need to be close to Manhattan.

Rightly, the document points out that most European countries these days are "producers" rather than "consumers" of defence and that there is no longer a direct need to station substantial forces in the region.

All internal reports will be maintained in a confidential and secure format, and available only to a limited number of school officials with a direct need to know, or to University officials with a need to know in a specific instance (e.g. university attorneys, sponsored research or compliance officials assisting HKS), or in response to a valid subpoena.

It is possible that physicians such as medical oncologists interact more directly with patients in other hospitals (such as systemic treatment outreach clinics), and so have a more direct need to access the EHRs of these patients.

The camera is the new keyboard, and Direct needed to adapt.

The House will vote Friday to direct needed resources to the National Flood Insurance Program.

"The physicians who direct treatment need to be accountable to the public for their conduct," said Dr. James Winn, executive vice president of the Federation of State Medical Boards, in Euless, Tex.

Several further aspects of direct irradiation need to be considered.

Therefore, direct responses need to be excluded from local synaptic input analysis.

This hormonal control system helps explain how plants direct needed energy to crucial locations such as roots and seeds, says plant physiologist Larry Noodén of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

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