Sentence examples for hand the need from inspiring English sources

I must balance on the one hand the need to respect the first plaintiff's religious beliefs.

The principle balances, on the one hand, the need for all states to take responsibility for global environmental problems and, on the other hand, the need to recognize the wide differences in levels of economic development between states.

He experienced first hand the need to make use of his few chances, because they would not come twice to someone like him.

On the one hand, the need for such a rule has ebbed as markets and technologies made it a lot easier and cheaper for dissatisfied investors to try to replace individual directors or whole boards by running traditional proxy fights.

Moby, the electronic-dance star, posted his opinions on his Web site, expressing, on one hand, the need for "the democratic world" to do something about Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi president, if his country is developing nuclear weapons, and on the other, ambivalence about "saber rattling" and "talk about war around election time" in Washington.

But in a conference call in which he discussed Thursday's report, Edwin Lyman, a senior scientist with the Union of Concerns Scientists, argued that one such lesson was already at hand: the need for a wider evacuation zone around American nuclear plants.

On the other hand the needs for future research are defined.

On the other hand, the needs related to the living infrastructure (bathrooms, meals, etc...) could encourage the Institution to improve its services.

Mr. Johnson said he had seen first-hand the need to protect both these wrecks.

Prior to Lob, Zhang worked as a product manager at Microsoft, where he saw first-hand the need for such a service.

"In addition to meeting me to learn first-hand the need for better policing, I want to get them to watch the documentary film Inside Job as I once did," he says.