Sentence examples for took the needs from inspiring English sources

BA said it was seeking a suitable resolution with Stevens and told the Guardian it took the needs of those with reduced mobility extremely seriously, and exceeded international rules over compensation where it was responsible for damage.

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

Despite adherence to national and international guidelines, each practitioner followed a diagnostic process that took the needs of individual patients as well as the own experience into account.

EU directives would not be needed if national legislators took the need for fair treatment of women seriously.

It took the need too far, and turned all of life into a screenshot.

We take the needs of society as seriously today as we have always taken our mission.

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

They'll literally take the needs of a major global brand and source possible commercials from brilliant young filmmakers.

"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".

The government should also take the needs of children with disabilities into consideration".