Sentence examples for placing the needs from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mitterrand's supporters pointed out that he was being pragmatic, placing the needs of the country above his ideological principles.

But this simply means that Honda is placing the needs of humans above sacks of garden rubbish, which cannot be an entirely bad thing.

Hundreds of families still live in the tigers' zone, and bids to move them out have been met with stiff resistance, not only from the tribal people, but also from human-rights groups in the area, who argue that the government should stop placing the needs of tigers over the livelihoods and rights of the tribal people.

Placing the needs of a minority of enthusiasts over a majority of admirers seems impractical.

As such, he may be counted as one of the first "social entrepreneurs"—men and women who believe in placing the needs of society before their own (Bessant and Tidd 2011).

In a deeply polarized and partisan atmosphere, the one thing on which bipartisan consensus exists in Washington is placing the needs of the donor class first.

The constitution places the needs of the "economy and society" over the demands of individual workers.

Or, maybe, he was a man of civic virtue, who placed the needs of his nation above his own comfort.

And that trust is predicated on the idea that physicians will place the needs of their patients above themselves.

Let's place the needs of our children first and vote yes on June 20 for a Somers town pool.

They know 40% of the population nowadays almost never trusts governments to place the needs of the nation above their own party, compared to 10% in 1987.