Sentence examples for needs equivalent from inspiring English sources

Some authors have expressed concern that forcing interventions on pregnant women for the sake of the fetus contributes to our cultural imagining of the fetus as a full-fledged person who functions as a patient with rights and medical needs equivalent to the woman's own (Nelson and Milliken 1988, Roth 2003).

Furthermore, future work should be conducted to determine if the MMP can fulfil post-treatment information needs and those of partner-caregivers who are reported to have information needs equivalent to those of patients (Davison et al, 2002).

This procedure gives a drastic reduction of the number of needed equivalent sources.

We need equivalent effort to be given to the development of more sustainable agricultural and food based solutions.

Europe needs the equivalent of a constitutional convention.

The United States needs her equivalent to cut through its nuclear power hang-ups.

The approach is based on the sensible idea that in order to spend one needs an equivalent income.

Now all the world needs is equivalent machines that rescue all our VHS tapes, reels of movie film and 5.25-inch floppy disks.

Anyone at a serious level of wealth, the thinking goes, needs the equivalent of a luxury sedan, with strategic stock choices, hedge funds, private equity, real estate.

He needs the equivalent of a Pippen-Paxson-Oakley presence in the Charlotte front office, and a tough, energetic coach like Woodson.

Gregory Maniatis, a migration adviser to several European governments, says Europe needs the equivalent of America's civil-rights movement for its own immigrants.