Sentence examples for need category from inspiring English sources
At the same time, I don't see a lot of people in the need category having the option to work longer.
The main features of the bill are to remove the "priority need" category, and the requirement of being physically homeless before you are housed.
Many homeless people do not come into contact with their local authority, and those that do are often considered to be "intentionally homeless" or not in a "priority need" category such as being under 18 or pregnant, the study says.
Overall, the findings suggest that social media adoption is significantly driven by three types of need category – personal (consisting of enjoyment and entertainment), social (consisting of social influence and interaction) and tension release (consisting of belongingness, companionship, playfulness).
Talking to Late Kick Off East, Cowling continued: " We need Category Two status - it gives us extra funding, which is important, it gives us a much better games programme where we play better teams week-in, week-out, but it also gives protection for our players so that others just can't come in and poach them - that is the most important thing.
The more frequently these professionals are consulted, the greater the amount of help received, especially in this need category [ 56, 57].
For those who need categories, here are a few: klezmer, jazz, contemporary classical, R&B, pop.
They also must focus on at least one of eight community need categories, defined as arts and culture; community facilities; education; employment and economic development; the environment; historic preservation; housing; and transportation.
Even those with no local connection and who do not fit any of the 'priority need' categories are entitled to help.
For some reason people need categories and Americana is kind of a category-less category, if that makes sense.
Treatment need categories included: no-treatment, preventive care, one-surface restoration, two or more-surface restoration, crown, pulp care, extraction.
