Sentence examples for has expressed a need from inspiring English sources
"The town has expressed a need for more public access to the property," Wissler said, and clearly it's a desire she is eager to meet.
There exists a strong presumption of legislative constitutionality, as the Supreme Court of India has expressed a need for "judicial self-restraint and extreme caution" when determining whether legislation unreasonably restricts a constitutional right.
The only graduate who had committed to child psychiatry has expressed a need for additional staff for sustainable teaching, providing clinical service and establishing inter-disciplinary collaboration with other services.
All the exchanges have expressed a need for new and larger sites, and now New Jersey seems to have an edge over New York when it comes to the cost and availability of office space, he said.
But it was not as chemically resilient as others, since many of Mr Tardif's customers had expressed a need for this particular ink to be removable with bleach in case a fountain pen leaked while in a shirt pocket.Noodler's has since developed a new series of inks resistant to both chemical and laser attack, the most durable of which is called, somewhat eccentrically, Bad Belted Kingfisher.
Pivotal has actually been seeing open source show up as an RFP requirement, and companies have expressed a need for freedom from vendor lock-in.
In the present case, while the teachers have expressed a need for in-service training courses in listening instruction, they may need to incorporate their personal experiences into the received pedagogic knowledge, then practice, examine, and reflect on it to achieve more positive washback effects.
Moreover, BRCA1/2 carriers have expressed a need to consider relevant information in the context of their individual experiences, perceptions, and psychosocial needs [ 33].
