Sentence examples for specific need to from inspiring English sources
Kant develops this solution in detail by arguing that both the need for mechanistic explanation for nature as a whole, and the specific need to regard some products of nature (specifically, organisms) in teleological terms, are due to peculiarities of our human cognitive faculties.
"There is a specific need to bolster community mental health services in London to support vulnerable people who might be at risk of radicalisation," Harris urges.
From now on, scholars, journalists and any other citizens will have to show a demonstrated, specific "need to know" in requesting documents from the Reagan, Clinton and two Bush presidencies -- and all others to come.
Therefore, all abstract systems will be denoted by the unified mathematical model as given in Definition 3 unless there is a specific need to distinguish a close system.
There is a specific need to track these cells after transplantation, evaluate different methods of implantation, monitor cell migration within the body and quantify cell accumulation at the target site [2].
Several larger scale evolution-themed outreach programs have been developed in the United States where academic institutions are addressing a specific need to actively promote science-thinking in direct opposition to other ways.
And more resources are needed to enable those with specific needs to be referred to specialist advisers.
"Governments find it a tricky balancing act to manage pleasing donors with what their citizens are calling for, and ensuring that they are paying particular attention to marginalised communities who might have even specific needs to be met," she said.
Whether this is cell type specific needs to be investigated further.
UNICEF has worked closely with regional school districts to gather information and identify specific needs to help schools resume classes as swiftly as possible.
We will never be able to match future job-specific needs to the supply of young people via training, in a democracy.
