But the Lake Region was so poor and undeveloped that it was hard to distinguish the needs of the displaced islanders from those of mainland villagers.
If the government can't determine what investments are working, it can't accurately distinguish the needs of the most vulnerable Americans.
With a combination of Pilgrim State and Walker's lectures, which she gives twice a week, future generations of social workers will be taught how to distinguish the need for practical support over a heavy-handed approach.
> -wrap-foot> Reflectheg the clinical impact compared to other CARVs, the working group distinguishes the need of treatment for influenza A and B [ 10], RSV and HPIV, taking into account the higher risk for poor outcome in specific patient groups.
They emphasize the importance of non-fatal suicidal behaviour during adolescence as an issue of public health and clearly distinguish the need to consider female and male adolescents separately concerning their risk for suicidal behaviour and, particularly, the leading psychopathological characteristics of suicidal behaviour.
We need to distinguish the experience needed to acquire the relevant concepts involved in (1a)–(14andany additionalonal experience needed to determine whether the relevant propositions that contain those concepts are true or false.
We have previously shown that these two instruments distinguished between patients who required admission to different levels of therapeutic security and distinguished the urgency of need amongst patients [ 11, 12].
She helps them distinguish the skills needed to be great leaders, e.g. empathy, compassion, authenticity, respect, genuineness, and, of course, a sense of humor.
I see nothing in these programs that distinguishes the needs of low-income workers from those who are middle-income but financially lackadaisical.
To evaluate a religion, we need to distinguish the three great human needs religions typically claim to satisfy: love, understanding, and knowledge.
