Sentence examples for looking at the need from inspiring English sources

We'll be looking at the need to create sustainable funding for transport, based on a long-term vision from government.

Tom Shropshire Partner, Linklaters One of the UK's leading black business professionals, on government panel looking at the need for diversity in FTSE companies.

The NUS will be looking at the need for more investment in professional masters awards for the creative industries, he added.

There is a danger in focusing exclusively on bottles rather than looking at the need for government regulation of the widespread use of these chemicals, Professor Goldman said.

J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, the Republican speaker of the House, said that he would ask committee chairmen to hold hearings "over the next several months" to begin looking at the need for change.

The council is also looking at the need for £7.6m for transport improvements and £1.2m for public bus transport subsidy.

An academic at De Montfort University is to undertake a new study looking at the needs of Gypsies and Travellers.

The official, Baroness Amos, the United Nations Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, said that 64 percent of $460 million had been financed, but that "we are currently looking at the needs and will revise the appeal".

"We have been looking at the needs of teachers that have been affected by the cyclones who have lost their homes," said UNICEF Myanmar Chief of Education Niki Abrishamian.

UNICEF is also looking at the needs of boarding schools, where a large majority of students and teachers now live in tents without decent hygiene and warm clothes.

This says let's look at the need and merit combined".