Sentence examples for in mind the need from inspiring English sources

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"The government and politicians must always bear in mind the need to maintain fiscal discipline and must act to achieve this end," Mr. Yosano said, Reuters reported.

That could include discussing as much as possible with members, trustees, staff, unions, funders and other partner organisations, bearing in mind the need for confidentiality too.

"Subsequently, the euro area level would be in a position to require changes to budgetary envelopes if they are in violation of fiscal rules, keeping in mind the need to ensure social fairness".

But the Guardian has established that the prime minister has in mind the need to create a better legal framework for breaking into and monitoring the encrypted communications of terror suspects.

In searching for a replacement for Mr. Nichols, he said he wanted to keep in mind the needs of the New York area's scientists.

"It is imperative that as the agency develops these regulations we bear in mind the needs of small businesses and not further worsen the current credit shortage these firms face," said Representative Jason Altmire of Pennsylvania, the subcommittee's ranking Democrat.

The announcement comes after sometimes tense negotiations in which multiple parties struggled to devise a plan that would attract local students to the blighted school while keeping in mind the needs of current students and faculty.

But several months on some broadcasters are concerned that a new requirement to bear in mind the needs of 16- and 17-year-olds as well as those under 15 has left them with less leeway.

Box takes into account the needs of the business user while also keeping in mind the needs of the IT buyer – think security and control.