Sentence examples for the wider need from inspiring English sources

It's something of an insurance clause for the committee – if efforts in Syria fail they can point to the wider need to eliminate chemical munitions.

"The global population is now 7.3 billion and by 2050 it will be 9.6 billion, so it is now even more crucial that we conserve crop wild relatives as part of the wider need to address global food security issues".

All healthcare systems preparing doctors in training for practice have to balance the acquisition of specific clinical attitudes, knowledge and skills with the wider need to ensure doctors are equipped to remain professionally competent as medical science advances.

But it is being pushed on an "all or nothing" basis, which fails to take account of the wider needs of families and of the women themselves.

It said it wanted to see shareholders regain some of their lost capital and income, and look into what action could be taken to prevent a repetition of the crisis and provide a fairer balance between shareholders, other stakeholders and the wider needs of the economy.

"As a result, we've gained an in-depth understanding of the wider needs of professionals and educators that has informed our product development process".

The prototypes reviewed offer innovative solutions, but only address selected requirements of conceptual design, and are thus unlikely to not provide a solution which would fit the wider needs of the engineering design industry.

But his overall message was that economic rationale had to be secondary to the wider needs of human society.

Cancer services should consider reconfiguration of the multidisciplinary team to include geriatricians to support the wider needs of older people.

Wheelchair services need to think outside the health domain and consider the wider needs of disabled children to ensure they are not excluded from education and social settings.

The majority of people who are identified with alcohol dependence in general practice will not be chronically relapsing nor display the wider needs of those in specialist treatment services.