Sentence examples for representing the needs from inspiring English sources

Erik Smith, a spokesman for the Gephardt campaign, said the congressman was representing the needs of a large employer in his district.

Sibs, a charity representing the needs of siblings of disabled people, says many parents put off talking to children about their brother's or sister's diagnosis.

Voters, when you cast your ballot on Tuesday, consider who will govern best, representing the needs and the rights of "We the People".

Given the turnover in the Council this year, Mr. Reed offers the advantages of stability, seniority and a solid record of representing the needs of all his constituents, particularly on the issues of housing and asthma.

In a letter to the EU and UK at the G20 summit in China, Japan says it is representing the needs of businesses that have invested heavily in the UK with a view to exporting across Europe.

Because when it comes to representing the needs, concerns and values of the people of New York, I have one advantage that she will never have: I can be myself.

This data suggests a higher patient demand at our critically ill department, representing the need for human resources planning to attend this patient condition.

She goes on to call the book a work representing the need for concerned discussion prior to implementing any policy involved in eliminating people.

According to Andersen, patients' illness level (representing the need factor) is considered as the major determinant of health care utilization.

The CIRS-G score and the SF-12 MCS score representing the need factor in the Andersen model were consistently associated with total, inpatient, outpatient and nursing costs.

MM and mental health status, both representing the need factor in the Andersen model, were the dominant predictors of health care costs.