Sentence examples for put the need from inspiring English sources

The emerging picture is one of an organization that suffered from severe mismanagement and eventually put the need to turn a profit ahead of the safety of patients.

Murphy knows that too and promises to put the need for a successful economy – the key to good public services – at the heart of his new story.

The ACLU and Human Rights Watch say the publication of the 524-page executive summary of the Senate torture report has put the need for a special prosecutor back on the table.

But despite these problems, it is the trade unionists, students, environmentalists—ordinary citizens marching in the streets of Prague, Seattle, Washington, and Genoa who have put the need for reform on the agenda of the developed world".

A confluence of events – ranging from Ankara's recent run-in with Russia to the re-energising of its EU accession process – has put the need for a Cyprus settlement centre stage.

In "It's Time to Face the Fiscal Illusion" (Economic View, March 6), Tyler Cowen tried to put the need to cut the federal deficit into a larger perspective, yet he didn't mention military spending — which accounts for 20 percent of the federal budget.

The Health Department put the needs of New York's children's first.

To put the needs of dogs and cats above those of children is a travesty.

District 30 deserves a serious-minded, independent legislator who will put the needs of constituents first.

A woman who put the needs of others before her own, she will be greatly missed.

Physicians and other providers must put the needs of patients first in our reform debate.