Sentence examples for outlining the needs from inspiring English sources

23  ▸ Published documents outlining the needs of children and young people with chronic conditions and disabilities.

▸ Published documents outlining the needs associated with chronic disease care (specifically for disabled children).

Mr. Bush ventured into a little Spanish on Friday, using the Spanish pronunciation for the smugglers known as "coyotes" while outlining the need for stricter border enforcement.

The government's climate change committee will publish a report next week outlining the need for the UK to reduce its carbon emissions through a series of incremental cuts until 2050.

It published its five-year vision for the NHS in November, outlining the need for care to move closer to home and better collaboration between local partners to improve results.

On a stage still stained from driving rain that pelts terrified soldiers, a major general sniffs his brandy while coolly outlining the need to shoot deserters to maintain military discipline.

The White House has issued a memorandum outlining the need for a new national wireless connectivity strategy; the document doesn't really establish anything new, but does request lots of reports on how things are going.

Examples outlining the need, added value, and challenges of integrating functioning information in each block will be shown.

In the late 1990s, the European Community issued Directive 97/43/EURATOM outlining the need for justification, optimization, and auditing of the use of ionizing radiation in health care.

The administrator wants a business plan outlining the need for this system, its fixed and variable costs, and its projected savings.

These findings are in line with Component 5 of the Stop TB Strategy, outlining the need for patient and community involvement in TB care to achieve sustainable and effective TB initiatives [ 18].