Sentence examples for need not neglect from inspiring English sources

In Libya, we see that a more supple brand of foreign policy that rejects the swaggering heedlessness of the Bush years need not neglect the imperatives of freedom and human rights.

She added that the campaign was trying to show "that all of us are very busy in our own ways, and we need to not neglect the importance of our health, and that includes sleep health".

No matter what, I have to be mindful of his needs; I must not neglect the needs of all children in the class, who may feel neglected if I devote too much attention to him.

To keep the PSB system growing we need to nurture, not neglect it.

This prevalence underscores the need for not neglecting seasonal influenza and for a more robust surveillance system to be in place for community and hospital monitoring in Singapore.

We also recommend that the teaching of perioperative consults emphasizes the interdisciplinary communication needed to ensure that patient needs are not neglected when one specialty assumes the other will perform a function.

"The Olympics is the main goal for me," said Bird, who recognises the need not to neglect his studies as he prepares for his GCSE exams next year.

Carers should be routinely screened for signs of depression by their GP to ensure their health needs are not neglected, says the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP).

Carers should be routinely screened for signs of depression by their GP to ensure their health needs are not neglected, doctors' leaders say.

But we also must not neglect the need to treat mental illness when it is a clear risk factor for violence.

Evidently, this framework does not neglect the need to consider the quality of individual studies and consistency of effects and to consider that ultimate conclusions must be based on the totality of evidence.