Sentence examples for needs it is intended from inspiring English sources
To take advantage of the long fallow period enjoyed by the land, low input costs and relatively high labour (employment) needs, it is intended that the produce will be grown organically.
They stress that the Vaccine Fund cannot be considered the answer to all resource needs; it is intended to be a catalyst for other sources of funding including increases in national governments' own health budgets, other bilateral donor funding and development loans, or through mechanisms such as debt relief.
"If we can restore fish and wildlife to the river, and still meet the need it was intended for, then it is state policy to do that," Schuler said.
The MRC guidance [ 5] asserts that 'any variation in the intervention needs recording, whether or not it is intended, so that fidelity can be assessed in relation to the degree of standardisation required by the study protocol'.
He was professional, friendly and empathetic but he was working for a system which, like the church in Bruegel's painting, is completely divorced from the needs of the people it is intended to support.
Matoff, who once served as Muni's Planning Director, added, "It does not...meet the market needs of the corridor it is intended to serve".
A first challenge is to attune research to the health needs of the population for which it is intended.
The calculus sequence is a standard course in differential and integral calculus; it is intended for students who need calculus primarily for its applications.
It is intended to balance the need for rigor and discipline with the need for sufficient flexibility to accept all relevant evidence and generate creative solutions to difficult environmental problems.
In the clinical context, it is intended for use in needs assessment, matching interventions to specific health states, rehabilitation and outcome evaluation.
It is intended to meet the need for a central source of information about new research and opportunities in this diverse field.
