For the majority, that need coincides with declining personal income and, as the recent Care Quality Commission report indicates, a serious hollowing out of care services.
A challenge given the ongoing and urgent need, coinciding as it does with my own loss of one of my first cousins to AIDS who we will bury today.
Setbacks in aid work The uptick in need coincides with a surge in violence, particularly in areas where food insecurity is most severe.
In fact, toward the end of the draft, it's arguably preferably for a player not to be selected, so he can cut a deal as a free agent with a team whose needs coincide most closely with what he offers.
In Tudor Vianu's view, partly based on earlier assessments by other critics, Equilibru, with its stress on making political needs coincide with social ones through the means of counterweights, evidenced strong influences from Pierre-Joseph Proudhon's thought, as well as vaguer ones from that of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.
In most cases, the research financers' objectives prevail, leaving aside particular national needs, except in cases where national needs coincide with research financers' objectives [ 22, 23].
Service delivery is a crucial health system function for improving health and health equity, particularly in impoverished rural areas where great needs coincide with resource constraints (3).
It may begin at any hour of any day set by the employer and need not coincide with the calendar week.
Changes to legislation need to coincide with the delivery of the ambitious plan to transform mental health services over the next five years.
Cox is right that Facebook is a place where one creates an identity, right that the created identity need not coincide with the user's physical or social one, and right that the fiction may be malevolent or benign.
