This chapter discusses needs for heat protection and types and design of clothing in different tasks firefighters are performing.
Ms. Tapia discusses the need for more health care facilities in the district, as well as the need for more youth programs and for rehabilitating the schools in the district.
The younger Romney discusses the need to motivate people to buy high-mileage cars.
Mr. Espada discusses the need for the city to do more to enhance job training programs.
In campaigning, Justice Johnson discusses the need to reform the courts in Brooklyn.
Ms. Bazelon discusses the need to shift the social norm so that bullying moves from being shrugged off to being treated as unacceptable.
And each discusses the need to develop the area along Brooklyn's waterfront to add housing for moderate-income residents and create more commercial space.
"The Ballot Reform Imperative" (editorial, Dec. 17) discusses the need for the Federal Election Commission "to study all aspects of the voting process and report back to Congress with recommendations".
In his appearances, Mr. Conley discusses the need to monitor the zoning laws strictly so that the industrial and commercial areas do not encroach on the residential ones.
The memorandum calls for finding someone "of high moral authority" to press the case, a person who turns out to be Elie Wiesel, and discusses the "need for secrecy".
