Sentence examples for responses to the needs from inspiring English sources

Responses to the needs of millions of vulnerable people should not depend not upon box-ticking.

Last week he and I shared a conference platform to discuss pastoral and policy responses to the needs of the UK's new migrant workers, and the rapidly increasing ethnic minority presence in urban Catholic parishes.

Oh, and always relate your responses to the needs of the company and the person you are talking to.

To do so means building rapport with your interviewers, targeting your responses to the needs of the position, validating your skills with specific examples, and presenting yourself as a confident, can-do professional.

He encouraged CEOs to communicate to employees that having a workforce that reflects the customers being served or solicited is more likely to lead to better responses to the needs and desires of those customers.

Speaking in September of last year, President of the International Committee of the Red Cross Jakob Kellenberger said "international humanitarian law, in its current state, especially in non-international armed conflict, does not always offer satisfactory legal responses to the needs observed on the ground".

The development of a national framework of reference for English language education is one of such responses to the need for a more transparent education system.

It details BRAC's innovative responses to the need for expanded basic and continuing education opportunities for disenfranchised children and adults.

This doctrine evolved in the 19th century, in response to the needs of miners.

Monarchical structures began to emerge by the 18th century in response to the needs of the overseas trade.

This feature allows protein synthesis to be controlled coordinately in response to the needs of the cell.