Sentence examples for needs in part from inspiring English sources

The Washington Post has an interesting piece on allegations that the North Korean state has met its hard currency needs, in part, through massive insurance fraud, costing international reinsurance companies a lot of money.

For years the United States has been training too few doctors to meet its own needs, in part because of industry-set limits on the number of medical school slots available.

But she said there was simply no space available in North Brooklyn that would accommodate its needs, in part because some landlords are holding onto industrial property with the hope that it will be rezoned for residential buildings.

It is believed that clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) will be better placed than their predecessors (primary care trusts) to plan for patients' needs, in part because commissioning will be led by GPs rather than managers.

Mr. Schröder, while changing the law to make it easier for foreigners to obtain German nationality, has been guarded about what sort of immigration policy the country now needs, in part because he knows that a liberal policy would meet resistance in his own party.

The first element of the strategy involves prioritizing research and development needs, in part by "formulating explicit prioritized strategies for research and development at country and regional and inter-regional levels" [ 8].

The new technology is needed in part to respond to the consequences of deregulation.

New law is needed in part to keep pace with scientific advances.

He said the action was needed in part to prevent unchecked industrialization of public lands in a state that has seen an boom in natural gas development.

In the end, Mr. Lhota said, the Garden received all the help it needed, in part because the City Buildings Department realized how complex the project was.

This information is needed in part because the number of cases from the recent attacks is too small for extensive epidemiologic analysis.