Iraq's most desperate need now is for security, and we need them.
New council housing should not be a last resort only for those in the most desperate need, but suited to a range of incomes.
Countries including the UK, the US, and the EU states should consider accepting as refugees Yazidi genocide survivors in most desperate need of medical and psychological care.
For decades, young doctors and nurses have been fleeing poor countries for the bright lights and fat paychecks of wealthier nations, abandoning the parts of the world with the highest burden of disease and most desperate need for medical help.
The compilation "RoGoPaG," from 1962, is high on my list of movies in most desperate need of U.S. DVD release (there's a British release from Masters of Cinema).
But in most of the city, the Democratic primary has answered all questions except the one of overriding importance: Who will become mayor at the time when New York is in the most desperate need of strong, inclusive leadership?
There has been much debate over the years about how social housing has changed from being a general source of housing for ordinary people on lower incomes, to being increasingly available only to those in most desperate need.
Ukip's tuition fees policy is also admirable – they propose abolishing fees for Stem and medicine degrees – the areas in which the UK is in most desperate need of graduates.
Home care services for the elderly in deprived areas will have to be scrapped except for those in the most desperate need as a result of George Osborne's funding cuts, the Tory-controlled Local Governmentodayociatodaysays today.
The UN World Food Programme said it had distributed enough rice, beans and high energy biscuits for 212,000 people, about a third of those thought to be in the most desperate need.
