Sentence examples for of overall needs from inspiring English sources

Requirements for countries throughout the Middle East and North Africa now comprise more than a quarter of overall needs, because of increases in the Syrian Arab Republic and Syrian refugee responses and significant increases in requirements for Yemen.

Meanwhile, needs for Eastern and Southern Africa have dropped considerably because of improvements in the food security situation in Kenya and Somalia, yet remain a significant proportion of overall needs because of a sharp increase for South Sudan, given the high refugee influxes from Sudan.

To gain a comprehensive understanding of the overall needs of the community of people on ARV treatment and to assess the capacity to modify their behaviour in this regard, we entered into a partnership with COCQ-Sida, a coalition of community organizations involved in the struggle against AIDS in Quebec.

Aid from the EU accounts for almost one-third of the overall needs of the population.

But even if all the requested funding is received, it would still only meet a small fraction of the overall needs of children.

Girardi acknowledged that balancing the needs of his pitchers, along with the overall needs of the team, could be a challenge.

Since 2014, the Ministry of Health can modify the number of posts proposed by the autonomous communities according to the overall needs of the country.

Although this is an indication that the prison environment is addressing more than half the overall needs of Indigenous prisoners, it is likely that most of these met needs are not centrally related to the likelihood of engaging in offending.

But this task requires to evaluate the overall needs of the group in addition to the capacity of the available resources.

Peg Smith, Experian's executive vice president of investor relations, said the company had to balance such feedback "against the overall needs of the nine million customers we already have, plus the overall commercial needs".

A spokesperson for the Department of Health says: "Eligibility for NHS Continuing Healthcare is based on an assessment of an individual's overall needs.