A sizable, and perhaps the most important, share of our needs remains unfulfilled; the promise of untold numbers of new businesses lies latent in our present inefficiencies.
Residents complain that the many of the city's critical needs remain unfulfilled and the Army concedes that many projects it has financed are far behind schedule.
Despite considerable achievements in the provision of basic developmental facilities in terms of drinking water, access to primary healthcare services, high-quality and nutritious food, social services, and proper housing facilities, there are many rural and slum communities in Iran where these essential needs remain unfulfilled.
For 30 years, governments have let the most basic of needs go unfulfilled.
Many needs still unfulfilled The impact of the cyclone will be felt for years to come.
These daily stressors create tension when a need is unfulfilled, a demand has to be met, or a goal has to be reached.
There is no further duty to research.' 8 But the duty to research is not discharged solely or simply by payment: it is grounded (at least in part) in the need for the research, in the moral reasons we have to pursue research and in the goods at which the research is aimed; and if the need remains unfulfilled, the duty remains in force.
A yellow motive bar means a semi-fulfilled need; an orange motive bar means a poorly fulfilled need; a red motive bar means a critically unfulfilled need.
This approach was thought to bring up many unfulfilled needs and thus to open avenues for improvements aligned with clients' needs.
An American diplomat argues that "when the EU has such huge unfulfilled needs for military equipment, in things like heavy-lift aircraft, the last thing it needs to do is to spend money duplicating facilities it can already use at NATO".
