Sentence examples for needs of households from inspiring English sources

* We have a responsibility to provide for financial markets that serve the needs of households, businesses and productive investment by strengthening oversight, transparency, and accountability.

However, the complementary role of PSCs is critical in the face of the public police's inability to meet the security needs of households.

A broader package could include everything from generous subsidies for transit to loans designed to encourage the purchase of fuel-efficient vehicles, perfectly targeted to meet the needs of households at the 25th and 50th percentiles.

Statistical data from Liander show that on Texel, more than three times as many solar panel systems are installed than the national average, covering around 6%% of the electricity needs of households in the facility area.

Furthermore, a large proportion of the households on Texel produce renewable energy with solar panels; around 6%% of the electricity needs of households on the island is covered by these systems.

Nevertheless, it needs to be stressed that when all the explicitly stated security drivers are put together as shown in Tables 4 and 5, unmet security needs of households account for the main reason for the proliferation of PSCs across the four cities and three different socio-economic neighbourhoods.

Consequently, we conjecture that the collective characteristics, resources and needs of household members influence registration for the program.

Because of differences in coverage offered and average needs, 95% of households with one or more senior member were registered for Fair PharmaCare in 2004 whereas only 73% of non-senior households were registered.

In this study the Red Cross household registration was used to provide household demographic information about the health needs of the households.

In this result, the per capita water consumption also show positive relationship and a unit increase of family size would lead to 0.017 times increase of per capita water demand and consumption because to fulfill the need of household the women increase the frequency of fetching.

Therefore, policy interventions aimed at reducing the probability of household incurring CHE should primarily consider the needs of vulnerable households.