Sentence examples for meet vital needs from inspiring English sources

In the crunch of the recession, if Congress lacks the guts to meet vital needs with deficit financing, it should have the decency to chisel some less-humane program than food stamps.

But if economies in North Africa grow briskly enough in coming years, driving up demand for energy to power burgeoning industries and meet vital needs like desalinating water, the largest proportion of electricity generated by Desertec could end up being sold locally, according to Mr. van Son.

Of course, as we have noted before, the bill's greatest flaw is its one-sidedness -- the fact that it will unfairly reward upper-income taxpayers while shortchanging lower-income groups and crippling the federal government's ability to meet vital needs in education, veterans' care, transportation and homeland security.

Systems of Systems (SOS) meet vital needs in our society by providing capabilities that are not possible by their discrete components or subsystems.

"But they've been trapped into a routine where the shift person on the floor says, 'We close at 10 o'clock.' " With proper preparation, airport concessions can make money while meeting vital needs, he added.

Similarly, aid to states, which preserves and creates jobs for government employees as well as private contractors — while meeting vital needs for health care and education — should be a prime area for more federal support, not less, as Senate Republicans were clamoring for this week.

Services provided at the Bishoftu Youth Center include games, club activities, Internet and library services, health services, counseling, and training for income-generating activities Micro-enterprise meets vital need After touring the Bishoftu Youth Center, Mr. Eliasson stopped by Feyene, a micro-enterprise owned and managed by three young people who used to live on the street.

The original resolution called for bringing the money home to "meet vital human needs," but the final version added that it should also be used "to reduce the federal debt".

Mayors from across the country voted Monday to approve a resolution that calls on the federal government to hasten the end of the wars and to "bring these war dollars home to meet vital human needs, promote job creation, rebuild our infrastructure, aid municipal and state governments, and develop a new economy based upon renewable, sustainable energy and reduce the federal debt".

The resolution calls on the president and Congress to "bring these war dollars home to meet vital human needs, promote job creation, rebuild our infrastructure, aid municipal and state governments, and develop a new economy based upon renewable, sustainable energy and reduce the federal debt".

The resolution highlights the fact that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are projected to cost $126 billion this year, and calls on Congress to end these deadly wars and bring our war dollars home to meet vital human needs, promote job creation, rebuild our infrastructure, aid municipal and state governments, and develop a new economy based upon renewable, sustainable energy.