Sentence examples for needs arising from from inspiring English sources

Unlike the system that existed before, PIP targets support at those who need it most and considers needs arising from all impairments equally and consistently.

This shows that 79% of people believe that all care needs arising from a disease or medical condition should be provided free of charge with a further 87% wanting the government to review its policy of charging for care.

"We are working with the government to assess the real economic effects of the attack and to anticipate any additional needs arising from it," said Andrew Steer, World Bank country director for Indonesia.

FEMA has come under increasing congressional pressure in recent weeks, reflecting what one congressional aide called "a laundry list" of complaints about the agency's responsiveness to various economic and financial needs arising from the attacks.

Only 40% of this year's $1.3bn£1bnbn) UN appeal has been funded so far, a figure that will soon be revised upward to reflect additional needs arising from the recent surge in violence in the southern Equatoria and the Western Bahr el Ghazal regions.

It is important in the context of extending working lives that businesses recognise these particular concerns – and the fact that they are likely to grow as a significant issue facing the business – and develop appropriate strategies to help their workforce accommodate the particular needs arising from health and care concerns".

OSAT is not aimed to be a software for experimental design carried out before sample collection, rather, it is developed to fulfill the needs arise from some practical limitations occurring in the genomics experiments.

It is a need arising from our moral nature.

"Impulsion," as distinguished from "impulse," is a developmental movement of the whole organism in response to a need arising from interaction with the environment, for example a craving for food.

In contrast North Maluku, which has the highest per capita estimate of the SPM, has a population pyramid that is bottom heavy implying high SPM need arising from children, infant and maternal health services (figure 3).

One purpose, of course, is to give aid in the defense against a common foe; another it seems, is to rescue us, when the need arises, from ourselves.