Sentence examples for handling the needs from inspiring English sources

With fast economic growth and the federal government both handling the needs of old people and also financing a loan-based social safety net for working-age people and their dependents, the states could easily afford to deal with the true "welfare" cases.

Many immigrant organizations said they had not been informed about the protest and were busy handling the needs of families threatened by President Trump's immigration crackdown plans.

Handling the needs of member states dealing with the biggest influxes of refugees and migrants together with those of non-EU countries hosting far larger numbers, Parliament voted a total of €1.16 billion more for migration management measures than the European Commission originally proposed.

Owing to the absence of interventions and anonymous data, handling the need for informed consent was waived by the ethics committee.

With these provinces effectively handling the needed community organization and mobilization tasks, the DENR's forest protection and developmental activities became more effective.

Even at rush hour, a fleet of 9,000 could handle the needs of New Yorkers who normally take taxis.

Mr. Marshall's strategic review can make the difference between a military that was shaped by the cold war and one that can handle the needs of the future.

For a couple of weeks straddling May and June, 20 employees are assigned specifically to handle the needs of the French Open.

Gaza's port is too skeletal to handle the needs of 1.6m people, though some goods could be unloaded at sea and brought ashore in Gazan fishing boats.

Do I have now, or will I have shortly, the systems in place to handle the needs of a larger, more diversified company?

According to A Nation Deceived, a 2004 report by the Institute for Research and Policy on Acceleration, most schools cannot handle the needs of gifted children, and acceleration is a good solution for students in need of more intellectual stimulation.