Sentence examples for judged as needed from inspiring English sources

** Except when judged as needed by the doctor The new services consisted of the following that were specifically designed to bring functional improvement: physical strength training, and guidance for nutrition and oral function.

That should mean that fewer schools will be judged as "needing improvement," a label that requires schools to carry out costly remedial measures and can result in removal of their staffs.

They were also judged as needing the midwives' guidance to interpret the information and manage their diet on their own.

In 2014 – by the second time Field was judged as not needing the benefit – her health had deteriorated to the degree that Hughes had to become her daughter's appointee because she didn't have the strength to apply herself.

Is the internet important and should it be judged as a need?

Inspectors also found that 12 schools previously judged as satisfactory now need to improve.

And all are dismayed that their attempts to meet what they judged as genuine local need have been dismissed.

A vignette study by Chavez et al [ 30] indicated that Latino children were judged as less in need of service than children with Anglo names, by parents as well as mental health care providers (se also [ 31]).

Far too many pupils are judged as having "special educational needs" (SEN).

Even though there is no clear agreement between the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association and the American Boards of Internal and Emergency Medicine on the requirements needed to be judged as competent in ECG interpretation, both have policy documents on the subject.

He needs to be judged, as does Mr Khan, less by his past than by what his election would mean for the future.