Sentence examples for reference to the needs from inspiring English sources

With the powers of a high priest, you could decide at the stroke of a pen, with no reference to the needs of all children in our locality, that their school should be an academy.

For example, it is obvious that when politically engaging with other actors a humanitarian organisation does so in reference to the needs of the beneficiaries.

This article provides an overview of environmental factors that influence the well-being of captive animals with specific reference to the needs of the most common laboratory species.

To assist in raising the skill level of designers and construction professionals to enable them to meet current government commitments to social inclusion through greater understanding of new regulations and design standards as they will impact on users of an environment, with particular reference to the needs of elderly and disabled people.

Both party platforms include reference to the needs of family members caring for an ill, elderly, or disabled loved one.

This squadron of phantom bobbies are magicked into being at every election, and never have any reference to the needs of modern policing increasingly dominated by surveillance and computing.

That was a reference to the need to avoid further injuries.

The Saudis had, for example, been trying to prevent any reference to the need to hold global warming at 1.5C.

But he said its "priority is to serve its audience rather than save a language", a reference to the need to become more popular and include English music.

Yet he did not offer concrete economic programs, other than a vague reference to the need for an "industrial revolution".

Mr. Bush made reference to the need to "expose them," then added, "I'm not going to do it on TV".