Sentence examples for needs for action from inspiring English sources

One of the key issues in ER is to create a realistic and timely understanding of the situation and to identify adequately the needs for action, the Common Operational Picture (COP).

The managerial capabilities required at various times in an organization's life cycle come into sharper focus when we examine specific issues together with the problems and needs for action which are precipitated.

The largest effects were found for the cognitive facets A1 'Identifying needs for action and information gaps' and A2 'Processing information'.

The cognitive comprehension of the problem's core and the application of domain-specific knowledge include the identification of needs for action and information gaps, information processing, coming to well-founded decisions, and appropriate communicating of decisions.

The coding guide provided definitions, coding rules, and coding examples for the following categories (maximum points in parentheses): "identifying needs for action and information gaps" (13); "processing information" (21); "coming to well-founded decisions" (5); "communicating decisions appropriately" (7) [for further information to the coding guide see Rausch et al. (2016)].

Table 2 EAP/PV reliabilities and latent correlations of the facets of knowledge application   (A1) (A2) (A3) (A4) (A1) Identifying needs for action and information gaps.84 (A2) Processing information.64.79     (A3) Coming to a well-founded decision.61.31.82   (A4) Communicating the decision appropriately.43.15.51.78.43.15.51.78

She feels a need for action.

"I understand the need for action.

The need for action is clear.

The need for action is urgent.

The need for action is clear enough.