Sentence examples for realising the needs from inspiring English sources

As governments discuss how to finance the SDGs, it is vital that adequate funding goes to gender equality and realising the needs of adolescent girls.

The business community is slowly coming around to realising the need to support the future of Syria," he said.

Japan led the way in the late 19th century in realising the need to learn from the West if it was to avoid being colonised by it.

I don't think anyone would train as a social worker without realising the need for resilience and expecting some level of pressure.

"I think the world is increasingly realising the need to abandon vertical attitudes and move towards a deepening of democracy," she says.

Alongside fear of the anti-Europe parties doing well is the optimistic hope and expectation that this will shake the established order into realising the need for greater transparency and democracy.

J. Bruce Ismay, realising the need for urgency, roamed the starboard deck and urged passengers and crew to evacuate.

Realising the need to create greater awareness of the situation in Bangladesh, and particularly the refugee camps of India that had become "infectious open-air graveyards" with the outbreak of cholera, Harrison quickly composed a song for the cause.

Realising the need for standardisation, Gresley adopted his GNR Pacific design as the standard express passenger locomotive for the LNER main line, designating it 'A1' within the LNER locomotive classification system.

Realising the need for a community health workforce, the Government of Pakistan launched the national MNCH programme in 2006 to help the rural women deliver safely.

Realising the need for decentralised district-based health planning in India, the Office of the Registrar General, Government of India, implemented the AHS in all 284 districts (as per the 2001 census) of the eight EAG states and Assam (for a 3-year period) during the 11th 5-year plan period (2007 2012).