Sentence examples for of exceptional need from inspiring English sources

In June Sajid Javid, the home secretary, set up an expert panel to consider licence applications for the treatment in cases of exceptional need after the prominent cases of Alfie Dingley and Billy Caldwell.

For a glimpse of the performer he's capable of being, watch instead Stanton's turn in "Twin Peaks: The Return," playing Carl Rodd, the principled, unsentimental trailer-park manager whose sense of life-worn routine is matched by his alertly empathetic power to rise to the demands of moments of exceptional need.

Designation of a neotype must demonstrate exceptional need.

The judgment holds that discretionary housing payments (DHPs), allocated by local authorities on the basis of exceptional housing need, are an adequate and sensible solution to the hardship faced by disabled people and their families who, for example, need the extra bedroom, have adapted homes or for whom there is no suitable alternative accommodation available.

This says that building is only allowed in "exceptional" need.

By highlighting AIDS issues, the ICC Cricket World Cup and its cricketing stars are showing exactly the kind of exceptional response needed for the exceptional challenge of AIDS".

Anyone who is surprised by this situation clearly does not understand the realities a classroom teacher faces or the exceptional needs some of these children have.

Speak to a financial aid representative at your school of choice if you have exceptional needs related to medical conditions or disabilities, or if you have small children who will need to attend day care.

She studied the impact of caring for a child with exceptional needs on parents' labor force participation and family wealth accumulation.

China, India and the Middle East are in the midst of exceptional economic booms and need cheap energy, which is largely subsidized by their governments, to keep growing and modernizing.

Although Keynes has been widely criticised - especially by members of the Chicago School - for advocating irresponsible government spending financed by borrowing, in fact he was a firm believer in balanced budgets and regarded the proposals for programs of public works during the Depression as an exceptional measure to meet the needs of exceptional circumstances.