The word "needed-" is not a complete word and is not commonly used in written English
It is possible that it was meant to be "needed," which is a past tense form of the verb "need." It can be used in written English to indicate that something was necessary or required in the past. For example: "I needed my umbrella when I went out in the rain yesterday."
Strong community-based leadership at a local level is needed".
All I know is that when I needed McDonald's, McDonald's was there for me.
They needed coal, they needed oil, we can go on and on about oil, but if there wasn't any, what would happen?
He said North Korea still needed time to develop additional equipment in order to make its submarine-launched missile system fully operational.
"While all great things mature with age, the energy may not be in the bottle to the extent that it is needed".
He acknowledged that the no campaign needed to appeal to the heart as well as the head but argued the big question is what impact separation would have on family finances and whether Scottish people would be able to afford the NHS and pensions.
Anderson has said his review considered the safeguards to privacy, issues of transparency and oversight as well as the powers needed to meet the challenge of changing technologies.
The repeated refusal of GPs, social housing officers and social security staff to act as immigration officers also means that if more robust residence tests are to be introduced for other EU nationals then an easy and authoritative way is needed of checking how long they have been in the country and what their immigration status is.
"We have spoken about it, he is a massive England fan and, if needed, would drop everything at the drop of a hat to come and join us.
Giving evidence to the House of Commons' international development committee, which is looking into the future of the CDC – Britain's investment fund for developing countries – Andrew Mitchell said the corporation's fund of funds model was too narrow and needed to be expanded.
