Sentence examples for needs defining from inspiring English sources
Such an old term hardly needs defining.
She continued: "A key issue is that identifying a child's needs, defining what additional support they need, and putting it into place takes time.
When you see spontaneous social protests erupting from Tunisia to Tel Aviv to Wall Street, it's clear that something is happening globally that needs defining.
Food-bank managers say the federal surveys were more accurate; but John Charles, a policy analyst at a conservative Oregon think-tank, thinks that political pressure from "hunger-advocacy" groups had an effect.If hunger is a real problem, it certainly needs defining.
However, the balance between adequate assessment, capacity and resource needs defining.
I think that the response selectivity description in the Results is understated and suggest it needs defining in the Results.
Total financing needs (defined as the current-account deficit plus debt that needs rolling over) are $250 billion over the next year.
Particular attention should be paid to the complex care needs defined by the comorbidity burden on women with HIV.
That's why we need defined benefits.
Categories of need defined by Bradshaw [ 2] are normative need, felt need, expressed need, and comparative need.
The design of the phase scenario that meets the process needs defines a phase equilibrium engineering problem.
