Sentence examples for needed in dealing from inspiring English sources

The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, said on Friday night that "bolder steps" were urgently needed in dealing with Syria, which has been buffeted by trade sanctions, but has faced no real threat of a Libya-style military intervention since the uprising began in March last year.

Dr. Linh Vi, the pathologist at Cheboygan Memorial Hospital who diagnosed D.C.I.S. in Ms. Long, was not board certified and has said he reads about 50 breast biopsies a year, far short of the experience that leading pathologists say is needed in dealing with the nuances of difficult breast cancer cases.

As key Western allies and important regional players, their support and clout is needed in dealing with many of the region's intractable conflicts: in Lebanon, Iraq, the Arab-Israeli conflict and the ongoing stand-off with Iran.

Recognizing the challenges, a stronger approach is needed in dealing with cyber crime.

So of course love, understanding, acceptance, affection, support, compassion, and most of all patience, are all needed in dealing with friends who are in varying degrees of phases of a mental illness.

Thirty percent of respondents felt they did not receive the support they needed in dealing with difficult feelings during the last two days of the patient's life.

Indeed, there is nothing wrong with stigmatizing suicide while doing everything possible to de-stigmatize the help soldiers need in dealing with post-traumatic stress and suicidal thoughts.

"It's still an active situation, and Germany is one of our closest allies, and so we are going to pledge all of the support that they may need in dealing with these circumstances".

That would give defaulting homeowners and their advocates much needed leverage in dealing with lenders and servicers.

More time, more patients and more understanding [are needed] in dealing with PWD" (Nurse, QC) "You have to keep it simple for them but, of course, the discussion will take much longer.

More time, more patients and more understanding [are needed] in dealing with PWD" (Nurse, QC) As in many other settings, factors undermining the capacity of service providers are anchored in broader weaknesses in health systems that require structural reform to address human resourcing requirements.