Sentence examples for need and calls from inspiring English sources

This high rate of criminal justice involvement creates a significant public health need and calls for the development of services to reduce rates of incarceration and recidivism.

It also says applications to set up free schools are not emerging from areas with the greatest forecast need and calls on the government to set out "how and by when it will encourage applications" from these areas.

One of the builders next door – one of the very men I've been tweeting passive aggressively about for the past month – spots me in my hour of need and calls out: "The screw needs to go deeper".

He quickly identified her as "the face I need" and called her in for a few days of shooting.

As nurses are in direct patient contact most of the time, they also need and call an MET most.

Dr. Despommier agrees that more research is needed, and calls the energy calculations his students made for the farms, which would rely solely on alternative energy, "a little bit too optimistic".

He said structural change was needed and called on the industry to adopt the regional model introduced by the BBC to increase TV production outside London.

"We are at a time of considerable turmoil in the private financial markets, and that is a traditional time when government support is needed and called upon," said Thomas H. Stanton, an author and expert on the mortgage finance industry.

The ORR said better information and stronger monitoring of standards were needed, and called for train companies to launch a coordinated national promotional campaign to tell their customers about the compensation they should receive.

and his personal needs and called it prosperity.

This is too good of an opportunity on to important of an issue to settle for something less than what is needed and call it victory.