Tracy does, I believe, what all children in care have to do, which is to assert and secure their needs.
The corporations have already moved in to secure their needs in this landmass of plenty.
The latter show humans to be weak, diverse, and sometimes perverse: not only are they anxious, ambitious, envious, superstitious, resentful, vain, vindictive, and the like; but they often disagree with one another as well, even themselves; and yet (unlike other living things) they are incapable of securing their basic needs without the aid of creatures like themselves.
Recently, more of the developing world populations are striving for the same, and taking steps towards securing their future energy needs.
"According to the old ways, where people work to secure their basic needs".
That means other departments can start using the framework to secure their hosting needs".
Spot prices often exceed those for goods to be delivered in the future, because buyers will pay a premium to secure their immediate needs.
A statement from local authorities in February instructed "security units in the locality" to "allow the activities of the mujahideen and the volunteers under the command of Sheikh Musa Hilal to proceed" in North Darfur and "to secure their vital needs".
To these people the dumpsite is both a hazard and a resource but people brave the potential threat of waste slides on a seasonal basis to secure their daily needs.
An aim of the Convention is to protect children, to help secure their basic needs and to enhance the possibility of reaching their best potential.
"We need a food system that looks after people's needs," says Kuyek. "It's not good for countries to go out and secure their own food needs in countries suffering from hunger".
