Sentence examples for need for end from inspiring English sources

That means developers and designers can henceforth tap into the Issuu platform and services to equip their own applications and websites with the oft-needed functionality of offering document consultation without the need for end users to download the docs or to visit the Issuu website.

The change is taking place without any need for end user involvement, similar to other actions Amazon has taken in the past, such as when it switched on "AutoRip" functionality for CDs and vinyl, for example, automatically placing music files in users' online storage drives.

The reports all, in fact, conclude pretty much the same thing: the need for end-of-life care that is coordinated among all the services, focused on the dying person's needs and wishes, and delivered by competent, specially trained staff in (where possible) the place chosen by the patient – which for most people is, generally, home.

There is a clear need for end-to-end container and cargo monitoring.

This eliminates the need for end-to-end network monitoring, and permits the deployment of large scale rate allocation solutions.

This is in line with the increasing interest and need for end-to-end supply chain visibility.

This work is motivated by the growing need for end-to-end lightpaths to support high volume data transferring applications such as GridFTP (GRID File Transfer Protocol and SANN (Storage Area Networks) over multi-domain networks.

The core idea is that this eliminates the need for end-users to remember multiple passwords, to receive passwords via SMS or to carry any other authentication hardware e.g. tokens issued by banks for one-time-passwords.

As our senior population continues to expand at its fastest pace in history, there is a growing need for end-of-life planning services that help patients and their families prepare for their final days.

I want them to assign some of their smartest people to a top-secret skunkworks project to develop a new e-mail standard that can be deployed easily and with minimal need for end-user action, but which once and for all brings the flood of unwanted messages to heel.

Most families accept and understand the need for end-of-life decisions.