Sentence examples for taking the needs from inspiring English sources

The profession sees itself as taking the needs of society into account.

Decisions on treatments, including suitability for surgery, should be made by clinical experts taking the needs of each individual into account".

Mercedes puts air-conditioning controls in the back as well as the front of its cars because people who can afford a Mercedes can also afford a driver.But GE and TCS are doing something more exciting than fiddling with existing products: they are taking the needs of poor consumers as a starting point and working backwards.

Researchers interested in RRI are keen to create a world in which research and innovation happen responsibly, taking the needs of society into account throughout the research process and beyond (see section on RRI below).

Don't underestimate your social influence If you're short on money and time or you just want to do more, consider taking the needs of your local food bank or food pantry to social media.

Providers of comparative healthcare information often select the indicators that will be presented themselves, without taking the needs and wishes of patients systematically into account.

And offices and plants are, for the most part, taking the need for added caution in stride.

"We come to the table without rancor or arrogance," he said, adding that the group would press the government to take the needs of the poor into account.

"We would expect that schools would take the needs of their children into account in making all decisions".

Housing Minister Grant Shapps said the coalition "took the needs of the countryside seriously, and was rewarding councils for helping to build more homes".

Care that takes the needs of families into account is very important, but in order to offer family-centered care, it is necessary to understand families experiences.