Sentence examples for responded to changing needs from inspiring English sources

In response, this paper derives a set of qualitative techniques of needs analysis grouped as Participatory Appraisal (PA) from an aid project approach known as Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA), assessing how these helped evolve course structures that both responded to changing needs, and began to advance learner independence in the EAP reading classroom.

Not unlike the school's growth since its foundation as a hospital training school for nurses, the JHSON has through the years responded to changing needs in health care and worked to improve education of nurses for the benefit of both the profession and the communities, locally and globally, that it serves.

They signal a polity with a reduced capacity to respond to changing needs".

It should include a commitment to continuing to balance project grant funding with funding streams that allow universities to drive innovation, collaborate with business, invest in new and emerging areas and respond to changing needs.

Holonic manufacturing systems (HMS) is based on the notion of holon, an autonomous, cooperative and intelligent entity to provide a econfigurable, flexible and decentralized manufacturing environment to respond to changing needs and opportunities.

The NHS needs reform and modernisation to respond to changing needs, with more care delivered in the community for people living with long-term conditions, and more specialist acute care delivered in bigger centres.

Mr Paterson has said resources will be shifted to respond to changing needs.

As a result, community developers harness local economic, human, and physical resources to secure daily requirements and respond to changing needs and conditions".

They push the demands on some fundamental capabilities in an organization: the ability of individuals and teams to connect and communicate across the organization, reshape teams, workgroups, organizational units, processes and models, and learn and respond to changing needs.

Cash-strapped grantees need flexible funds to respond to changing needs during an economic crisis.

Andrew Carnegie understood and emphasized the need for future generations to respond to changing needs.