Sentence examples for need of returning from inspiring English sources
Regardless of the motivation, it seems that there is an increase in random articles and commentary taking the time to illustrate society's desperate need of returning to beating children into submission in order to ensure gratitude and respect from them.
His face was reddening, and he began to wear the expression of a man seated for far too long at the office toilet in desperate need of returning to an important meeting underway.
But if you push very hard for an answer to what "great" means, or which time period is being evoked when "again" gets tossed around, there are only vague references to a bygone era when America was great, and is badly in need of returning to again.
"We have the opportunity, and the responsibility, to anticipate the needs of returning Veterans," the statement said.
George Rutherford, the report's co-author, said DOD had been slow to address the needs of returning veterans.
Many Don't Seek Treatment Unlike during the Vietnam War, the current military has made a concerted effort, through screenings and research, to gauge the mental health needs of returning veterans.
The resolution requires the United Nations to help the Iraqi government with goals including reconciling political factions, meeting the needs of returning refugees and settling internal boundary disputes, like deciding whether the semiautonomous Kurdistan region will include the oil-rich city of Kirkuk.
Mr. Brooks argues that if a Democrat is elected president in November, he or she will face a nightmarish set of problems: an Iraq war with no good options for resolution, a faltering economy and a huge budget deficit that will preclude government spending to relieve economic distress or to address the urgent needs of returning soldiers, when they finally do come home.
The results of this study appear to confirm that the needs of returning inmates appear to change over time, and that drug use and rearrest may at times be one of a compendium of other needs that influence later drug and criminal behavior.
The celebrity presence continued as Gayle King moderated the closing panel on the mental health needs of returning troops, veterans and their families, featuring retired Vice Chief of Staff of the Army, General Peter Chiarelli, and mental health experts.
To meet the specialized needs of returning service members and their families, I hired a full-time veterans services director with past experience as an active-duty naval officer.
