Sentence examples for need defining from inspiring English sources
A glance at one day's newspapers is enough to tell us that the only responsibilities that need defining – and with ever more vigour – are of those of government, a point made at the JCHR conference by Professor Keith Ewing, who publishes a much awaited book called The Bonfire of the Liberties later this year.
We note that this definition includes some important technical terms and concepts that, in turn, need defining and further elucidation.
Productisation relates to the process of analysing a need, defining and combining suitable elements, tangible and/or intangible, into a product-like defined set of deliverables that is standardised, repeatable and comprehendible.
Against this backdrop, international and cross-disciplinary collaboration appears to be taking root in earnest, although specific strategies still need defining.
24 27 A WHO synthesis of emerging screening criteria, based on the Wilson and Yungner criteria, highlights the importance of identifying and responding to a recognised heath need, defining a target population, scientific evidence of screening effectiveness, and ensuring the overall benefits of screening outweigh the potential harms.
That's why we need defined benefits.
Categories of need defined by Bradshaw [ 2] are normative need, felt need, expressed need, and comparative need.
Such an old term hardly needs defining.
Love certainly needs defining and pinning down.
She continued: "A key issue is that identifying a child's needs, defining what additional support they need, and putting it into place takes time.
However, the balance between adequate assessment, capacity and resource needs defining.
