Sentence examples for reflect local needs from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is supposed to reflect local needs more accurately.

It is built in a familiar Byzantine-Ottoman style, but some features reflect local needs.

This initiative, which will see Africans taking charge, will mean that we can come up with research ideas that reflect local needs and our key priorities".

Long Island has developed as a patchwork of regulations and incentives, rules and restrictions that reflect local needs rather than regional concerns.

Parallel censuses will take place at the same time in Scotland and Northern Ireland, using similar forms but with question variations that reflect local needs.

A recent poll indicates three-quarters of people know nothing about the move, while some Tory MPs are privately worried about the process of choosing suitable candidates to reflect local needs and diversity issues.

In fact, for all the characterisation of ministers and Whitehall officials as control-freaks, one of the main reasons why most council spending is funded centrally is to ensure that vital services reflect local need, rather than simply the size of the local tax base.In any case, not all of the powers removed from councils have been taken to the centre.

Simply removing their powers to ensure that provision reflects local needs is misguided.

It spreads the blame for cuts and helps ensure that spending reflects local needs (one former minister recalls being asked by civil servants to choose between a new bypass and a new bridge in an area he barely knew).

Such evolution reflects local needs.

May [10] charts the development of these over time, and notes that the guidance on the third round of Local Transport Plans in 2009 (DfT [17]) was the least prescriptive and gave Local Transport Authorities greater freedom to produce genuinely 'local' transport plans that reflected local needs and aspirations.