Sentence examples for examination of needs from inspiring English sources

Government policy in Britain clearly cannot be determined by reference to how it might impact on other countries, rather than by a proper examination of needs at home.

Nonetheless, terms such as 'daily stressor' and 'ongoing adversity' have been criticised for being imprecise as these include a variety of conditions and events, 9 and systematic examination of perceived needs and studies on the impact of unmet everyday needs on a population's mental health are scarce.

Improved monitoring and oversight of facility practices and examination of provider needs and motivations may increase quality of service.

Here, we could infer that careful examination of the needs and interests of the trainees is an effective way to achieve a high level of satisfaction as well to develop international FDPs for developing countries.

Nevertheless, many of the elements comprising this step (e.g., discussion with stakeholders, examination of client needs) were initially used to adapt PWH to the client population served by CWH [ 1].

The justification for next year's roadworks budgets is last year's, with no examination of real need.

Examination of HDRs need not be done for each scan session, as our data suggest that the characteristics of HDRs in stroke survivors are reproducible across days.

This chapters provides an examination of the need for fire and explosion resistant materials and barriers for critical equipment and personnel protection.

She and her fellow poets Stephen Knight and Dennis O'Driscoll also selected the spiritual, politically engaged collection Armour by Australian poet John Kinsella Esther Morgann's Grace, an examination of our need for purpose; Daljit Nagra's satirical Tippoo Sultan's Incredible White-Man-Eating Tiger Toy-MandIrish!; and Irish poet Bernard O'Donoghue's meditation on exile and home, Farmer's Cross.

Leadership and Management Training in the North Carolina Judicial System: An Examination of Identified Need, James E. Hardin Jr. Do Non-PublicallyPublically Financed Judicial Elections Enhance Relative Judicial Independence?, Robert N. Hunter Jr.

And, in my view is that clarity on those 'hows' will only come from a much wider and deeper examination of the need for paradigm-shifting system change.