Sentence examples for needs although the from inspiring English sources

Transportation advocates have called for politicians to come up with new taxes or tolls dedicated to paying for transit needs, although the fact that Mayor Bloomberg is up for re-election next year could make that challenging.

We would argue that in the United Kingdom, it would be possible to create national or regional "Climate Service Centres" whose aim would be to translate scientific knowledge from various sources including the IPCC for local regional needs (although the question would remain as to how to fund them).

This gives the impression that Nepal is trying to build a dental workforce to improve access to dental care to meet the population needs, although the government has not implemented an oral health workforce-planning model.

This summarization was mostly due to statistical needs, although the very early occurrence of chromosome damage in the carcinogenic pathway of most solid cancers provided a valuable rationale (Mitelman et al. 2004).

The Malawian government depends heavily on outside aid to meet development needs, although this need (and the aid offered) has decreased since 2000.

The Labor leader denied compensation would be needed, although the party has contingency plans in case it is required.

Even more may be needed, although the idea of a larger and more visible American military presence will not be popular with Iraqis.

The poor uptake in the pilots suggests that a mandatory system is needed, although the case for that has not yet been made and more analysis of the pilots is needed.

The case is important because in 2009, by a 8-to-1 vote, the Supreme Court said there are "serious constitutional questions" about whether Section 5 meets a current need, although the justices did not answer those questions at that time.

"A lot of guys who come to us maybe would have worked in the oil and gas sector all their lives, and suddenly have found themselves in need". Although the 2008 financial crash registered as a temporary blip in Aberdeen's upward curve, for local charities the fallout was severe.

Countries have evolved programs for the prevention of severe need, although the definition of an acceptable minimum standard of living is typically more generous in European countries than in, for example, the United States, and this is reflected in the higher share of public expenditure in those countries.