Sentence examples for need for a standing from inspiring English sources

Stanton also concurred with the need for a standing body of trained civilian construction workers, authorizing Haupt "to form a permanent corps of artificers, organized, officered, and equipped in such manner as you may prescribe … to employ civilians and foremen and assistants, under such rules and rates of compensation as you may deem expedient".

It is worth noting that the irrigated rice in small river watersheds in Usangu basin has higher water demand than most crops because of the pre-saturation of the soil profile and the need for a standing water layer (Lankford and Franks 2000).

No need for a standing ovation.

Realizing the need for a sizable standing army and in order to maintain one, Maria Theresa accepted the plans of Count Friedrich Wilhelm Haugwitz the first in a succession of remarkable men of intellect she was to draw into her council.

Again, this alleviates the need for everyone standing at the same spot waiting for sauce, pickles or salt and pepper.

They will be your personal back-up and assistants when you have a need for standing up to the man.

The website is still evolving and probably will be for quite a while, but the need for live representatives standing by is still the quickest way to help people circumnavigate through the process itself.

If our results also hold true for other forest tree species, this reinforces the need for conservation of standing genetic diversity.

"What you don't understand is that we have no need for a nanny," she said, standing in the doorway of Fatou's room — there was not really enough space in there for two people to stand without one of them being practically on the bed.

Hillsborough was the terrible incident that correctly sparked the need for a change in policy from standing to seated grounds.

PWG had decided to build a standing army, for which it would need a base.