Sentence examples for need to be directed from inspiring English sources

Families need to be directed to the help available.

Subsidies need to be directed to where they will make the most difference.

"We need to be directed to stairs as lifts have been prioritised for too long," says its director Paul Nuki.

Along with obesity education, more information and education about bulimia and other eating disorders need to be directed towards black girls.

On a more serious note, complaints about pay and unmanageable levels of work clearly need to be directed at line managers or union representatives, not colleagues.

Future efforts need to be directed towards microperfusion monitoring and treatment.

This strengthens the opinion that future research efforts need to be directed towards monitoring technologies and therapies targeting tissue microperfusion.

The history determines the correct diagnosis, so questions need to be directed to both the child and parents.

All such children need to be directed for neurodevelopmental evaluation, and the whole family may need continuous support and guidance from the paediatrician over a long time.

Therefore, besides improving image quality, efforts need to be directed towards image quantification or increasing the accuracy of radionuclide activity measurement.

At least one is currently in clinical development and efforts now need to be directed toward further development of the most attractive candidates.