Then the long and inconclusive inquiry you refer to need never happen.
"I happen to agree with Senator McConnell that the revenue portion, the 1099 portion that he referred to, needs to be changed.
"This Beautiful Game," as soccer is sometimes referred to, needs to advance down the field and eliminate that ugly feature of injustice.
"WE need some gray hair" once referred to needing someone with more experience.
He referred to needing an edge because of the heat in Texas.
71 This situation led Kurtz et al 35 to refer to 'unmet needs' as 'unknown needs'.
For Lacan, desire doesn't merely refer to our needs and wants.
Nurses interviewed explained that nurses and physicians use different terminology to refer to patient needs.
Several studies also refer to spiritual needs as connectedness to God, others, self and whatever the person values [ 27, 28].
Referees often refer to the need to "see daylight" before the tackler can continue his fight for the ball.
And there you have it, inspiring perspectives that you can refer to when needed, at work and in life.
