Sentence examples similar to recognizing the specific needs from inspiring English sources
"We are hoping that with this campaign we are launching today, the international community will recognize the specific needs of children around HIV/AIDS".
In some way, we must turn schools into places that recognize the specific learning needs of young men and help them prepare for 21st century jobs — and we must do so urgently, or leave an entire generation foundering.
If we want to deconstruct the walls and instead build opportunities, then we must elect a state superintendent with the ability to recognize and address the specific needs of all students, including our minority and first-generation college students.
Governments are increasingly recognizing the need to focus limited HIV resources on specific geographic areas and specific populations to have a greater impact.
Protheroe et al. [ 43] suggest that the effectiveness of self-management is dependent on the professionals' capacity to recognize the clients' specific information needs and processes of engagement.
The field is recognizing the need to develop assessment techniques that are specific to the context in which the assessment is performed (Mystakidou et al, 2005).
Yet some companies are recognizing the need.
Therefore, we suggest that the housekeepers check the holistic environment and the specific areas (i.e., restrooms) more often to better recognize the special needs of afternoon patients.
Some providers did not recognize the need to expand specific RH services, and only provided care particularly FP methods to clients who specifically requested it.
The WHO Framework Convention for Tobacco Control [ 1] recognizes "the need for gender-specific tobacco control strategies," as well as for the "full participation of women at all levels of policy making and implementation of tobacco control measures".
