Sentence examples for evolved to address the needs from inspiring English sources
Case management evolved to address the needs of prisoner re-entry programmes covering employment, education, health, housing and family support via assessment and connecting clients with the appropriate services (Austin and McClelland 1996).
It is shown that the systems in the different coastal states have evolved to address the needs of their own coastal and marine environments; take account of relevant processes and dynamics; and employ technologies such as data assimilation where appropriate.
The measures implemented will be the result of a consultative process and needs assessment involving multiple stakeholders, and continue to evolve to address the needs of all concerned in delivering care.
A variety of tools, resources, and strategies have been evolved to address a variety of sustainability needs across a diverse range of products and technologies in many different business contexts.
It's doing so to simplify its codebase and minimize attack surfaces, but the company says deprecations are mostly about evolving the web API surface "to address the needs of today's users and developers".
These chapters in the ever-changing landscape of information technology address how computers are evolving to address our differing needs for information technology as the computer becomes ubiquitous in everyday life.
Development processes in the automotive industry need to evolve to address increasing demands for integration of car functions over common networked infrastructures.
On the contrary, sometimes they need to evolve to address a changing environment.
But in a written statement provided to The New York Times, she said, "In order to best prevent illnesses and deaths from dangerous E. coli in beef, our policies need to evolve to address a broader range of these pathogens, beyond E.coli O157 H7".
There will always be cheats and freeloaders, but the treaty can keep evolving to address new threats.
