Sentence examples for from need from inspiring English sources

A universal income divorces assistance from need.

"The evil comes from need," Ms. Rodríguez said.

"Many universities had been moving aid away from need and toward merit," Mr. Moeser says.

This ignores the fact that election advertising for a "pending election" is specifically exempted from need for planning permission.

But over the last two decades, colleges and universities, and the states and the federal government, have been shifting financial aid away from need and toward merit.

Donald Hirsch, a poverty expert at the Centre for Research in Social Policy in Loughborough, said: "This is unprecedented: it is the first time entitlement has been divorced from need.

I do not think that merit-based scholarships should take money from need-based scholarships, but funds like HOPE allow students in my situation to receive a good college education without debt.

The erosion of aid has been aggravated by the fact that federal and state governments are moving away from need-based aid to politically popular tax credits and other programs that shift a huge share of public education dollars toward the more affluent.

We're decades away from needing adult diapers.

However, a larger issue is the move from need-based to merit-based financial aid and the growing student credit card industry.

When the student newspaper in 2011 did a story about how some colleges are moving away from need-blind admissions, one administrator told the paper, "We're still need-blind".