Sometimes, too, the need stems from parental jobs with awkward hours, rather than from the cost of nursery fees.
His abiding interests in the welfare of children in need stemmed from his knowledge of the childhood experience of his orphaned mother.
The widespread need stems from a long-standing war between Christians and Muslims that's morphed into a brutal power struggle for the country's many natural resources.
The widespread need stems from a long-standing conflicted often described as sectarian, but is actually a brutal power struggle for the country's many natural resources.
The need stems from not only an impulse to create, but also to heal - and there are some serious ills that need healing right now.
The Board of Education has said it expects its overall hiring needs, stemming from retirements, other turnover and the creation of new classes, to more than double for the 2001-2002 school year, to 19,000 new teachers.
In the Middle Ages these customs underwent vigorous growth in an effort to satisfy the complex needs stemming from the development of feudalism and chivalry, the growth of cities, Eastern colonization, increasing trade, and an increasingly refined culture.
In poorer countries the rate of school expansion is decreasing, and in some cases a process of "deschooling" (keeping children out of school) is occurring not only for economic reasons but also because of the inappropriateness of education systems that do not recognize the particular needs stemming from local cultural values and languages.
While Spain is reluctant to sign up, and Germany is urging it not to ask for help unless it is really needed (stemming from the same reluctance to go back to the German Parliament), Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is already doing most of what he knows would be required.
