Sentence examples for neglected the needs from inspiring English sources

Cuomo aides said their Canadian counterparts had also behaved inappropriately and had neglected the needs of the New York side of the bridge.

She wrote copiously of her disappointment in the "materialism" of German education that neglected the needs of the heart, and failed to teach the essential skills needed for healthy human relationships.

But Democrats say they have won because, in elections next year, they can portray Republicans as having neglected the needs of low-income children while pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into the Iraq war.

In a supplement published a few months later, though, he remarked that the king was chiefly concerned with his own financial problems and that he neglected the needs of the people; at the same time, Marat attacked those who proposed the British system of government as a model for France.

Liu adds that Sadik-Khan has neglected the needs of small businesses on New York's side streets.

Despite these factors, most of the published research in operations and supply chain management has neglected the needs of the 'engineer-to-order' (ETO) sector and there is no major systematic literature review for the ETO supply chain.

Having for decades largely neglected the need for efficient light-rail systems as its cities grew, it is now in the midst of metro-mania.

It ignored preparations for counterinsurgency operations and neglected the need for a deep understanding of languages and cultures, which played a critical role in the Sunni Awakening that eventually changed the course of the Iraq conflict.

Until now we have neglected the need for a trust management system although it represents an inevitable requirement for real life scenarios.

As Nicholas B. Dirk, Chancellor of the University of California at Berkeley, asserts: "For too long we have neglected the need to aggressively defend, explain, and promote the value of the education our institutions provide, not just for individuals but for society as a whole".

But the report neglects the needs of people who aren't union members.