Sentence examples for to its own needs from inspiring English sources

Rather than a one-size-fits-all system, going for open source means the school can adapt it to its own needs.

It began to rebuild its industry in the mid-1950's with the help of American technology which it adapted to its own needs.

Gateway can now allocate its money directly to its own needs and tailor the way it teaches to the special needs of its pupils.

Now we think, or should think, of nature with respect to its own needs and interests.

The emphasis on flexibility is particularly welcome and will enable each consortium to tailor programmes according to its own needs".

By seeing to its own needs, this city has built a symphonic hall whose scale and grace have universal applications.

In a WDM-PON, each optical network unit (ONU) is served by a dedicated set of wavelength channels to communicate with the OLT and enjoys a dedicated bandwidth, which is also scalable according to its own need.

Served in broth enhanced by chunks of tomato, every ingredient -- clams, crab, sea scallops, shrimp and fin fish -- was cooked to its own need and retained its textural integrity.

The form of our cities seems to have little to do with our ideas of society, rather investment seems to look over our heads in order to pursue its own needs and to enjoy the momentum of global economics.

Beijing will continue to invest in its state capitalist system and to manage its currency to suit its own needs.

Brazil, by contrast, has enough energy to fulfill its own needs and to sell beyond its borders.