There are good reasons why resilience is in the spotlight: many emergency needs stem from chronic situations, not sudden crises.
The Board of Education has said it expects its overall hiring needs, stemming from retirements, other turnover and the creation of new classes, to more than double for the 2001-2002 school year, to 19,000 new teachers.
In the Middle Ages these customs underwent vigorous growth in an effort to satisfy the complex needs stemming from the development of feudalism and chivalry, the growth of cities, Eastern colonization, increasing trade, and an increasingly refined culture.
In poorer countries the rate of school expansion is decreasing, and in some cases a process of "deschooling" (keeping children out of school) is occurring not only for economic reasons but also because of the inappropriateness of education systems that do not recognize the particular needs stemming from local cultural values and languages.
But those promises are bumping up against budget realities, including looming deficits and unmet needs stemming from the recession.
My daughter has had to deal with a variety of special needs stemming from a brain disorder.
Previous research found that people tan due to needs stemming from their mood and appearance, the researchers write in a letter in JAMA Dermatology.
These needs stem from the increasing number of microbiological tests commissioned for analysis each week.
Further research is also needed to examine older adults' needs stemming from poor SRH in more depth, with a focus on discrepancies between different groups based on social, genetic, or chronic disease information.
Long after the media spotlight on one of the major emergencies of 2010 had dimmed, many needs stemming from both the earthquake and the country's backstory of poverty remained.
