Sentence examples for standards of needs from inspiring English sources

Our use of socio-demographic variables (e.g. sex, age, income) and variables related to the beliefs and expectations about health and illness (e.g. chronic health condition, self-rated health) help to reveal the differing levels and standards of needs, and have been included for analysis in this study.

The demand/need submodel was based on normative standards of need for each specialty or group of specialties in the baseline year and over the successive years.

The two alternatives considered – the share of under-five deaths and the share of HIV-infected persons – both clearly deviate from the standard measure of need.

It also employs a new standard of need, linked to what low-income families actually spend.

The court could require the state, which now adds $87 to the federal monthly share of an S.S.I. grant, to pay more than three times as much to fill the gap between the $352 basic grant for the able-bodied and the $651 standard of need set for the elderly, blind or disabled.

Today, Mr. Khrapunskiy will be the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit expected to be filed in State Supreme Court, charging that New York State is violating the federal and state Constitutions by using alien status to deny impoverished elderly, blind or disabled residents the lawful standard of need, which in New York has been set at $651 a month.

The use of new prefixes should meet an even higher standard of need and significance.

I completely agree that standards of care need to be much improved.

Another of her sons, Michael Astor, in his family history, Tribal Feeling (1963), remarked: "At no time did she accept that the ordinary standards of life need necessarily apply to her".

Patients' watchdog Healthwatch Staffordshire said a set of fundamental standards of care needed to be drawn up.

Speaking earlier, a spokeswoman for the Department for Education said: "Standards of reading need to rise.