Sentence examples for the most critical needs from inspiring English sources

Re "Starting From Scratch," by Thomas L. Friedman (column, Aug. 27): The most critical needs in Iraq now are civil affairs, military police and engineering outfits.

Each house of the Legislature would get $100 million to give to nonprofit groups, and criteria would be written into the bill to ensure that the most critical needs are met.

Liz Kendall, the shadow minister for care and older people, who commissioned the research, said: "Older people, their carers and families are seeing services reduced, charges increased and support restricted to those only with the most critical needs".

But Mr. Reines said she was "proud of the investments in New York that she has secured," and that she would limit her earmark requests this year "to the most critical needs for New York and America," like providing health care for people suffering from the effects of Sept. 11 and bolstering domestic security.

The most critical needs for the product are on-going security and stability for our 20+ million users.

Today, one of the most critical needs of traffic engineering is a clear understanding of the capabilities of specified facility.

Of course, the most critical need is for appropriate groups to exercise leadership.

"The most critical need is for someone to listen to wiretapped conversations," Mr. Crump said.

"Shelter is the most critical need now," said Hasan Muzamdar, the country director of the relief agency CARE, noting that nighttime temperatures fall to 40 degrees.

But we can't seem to get credit flowing in any normal way again; we can't stanch the terrible flow of home foreclosures; and we're not doing nearly enough to address the most critical need of all: putting people back to work.

For pain patients, the most critical need is to stop the current assault on those who are already on opioids, particularly attempts to lower dosages without regard to individual circumstances or choices.