Sentence examples for impending needs from inspiring English sources

An evolutionary approach is adopted starting from an ontology of current ATFM techniques and proceeding to identify the technological and regulatory evolutions required in the future CNS+A context, as the aviation industry moves forward with a clearer understanding of emerging operational needs, the geo-political realities of regional collaboration and the impending needs of global harmonisation.

This analysis is reminiscent of the policy challenges flagged by Barnett and Blaikie in 1990 regarding the magnitude of the problem and the insufficient preparedness of the health system for responding to impending needs.

If we allow our imaginations to fabricate an impending need for a victory declaration, we will have created a dangerous precedent.

The question of retaining troops in Afghanistan was far from the only issue pulling apart the parties in the governing coalition in the Netherlands; the parties were also divided over a controversial decision to increase the retirement age and the impending need for deep budget cuts.

Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council, said he saw "no impending need to open the E.U. treaties" to address the complaints of countries like Britain that are outside the euro zone and that object to "federal Euroland" rules governing the bloc.

There is also an impending need to produce less toxic, more biocompatible amphiphiles, while maintaining the desirable aggregation properties.

With the widespread use of the Internet and the rapid and massive development of multimedia, there is an impending need for efficient and powerfully effective copyright protection techniques.

[65] On the other hand an impending need for reliable data is stated, especially impact patterns on quality of life under certain treatments [64].

With the growth in demand for natural gas, there is impending need for the development of the robust model for the flow of shale gas (Behar and Vandenbroucke in Org Geochem, 11 15 24, 1987).

Exclusion criteria included GBS patients in impending need of assisted ventilation who spirometer forced vital capacity less than 20 ml/kg, patients with chronic respiratory or cardiac problems, chronic pain, BMI≥ 28 kg/m2, advanced metabolic or endocrinal disorders, drugs affecting sleep intake, heavy smokers or history of psychiatric disorders.

Since there is an impending need to address healthcare challenges arising from an increase in the aging population (requiring enhanced treatments), the ES method was used to develop fibrous polymer composite-indomethacin (INDO) films for potential use in the buccal region.