Sentence examples for weighing the needs from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gutiérrez said he was not changing positions, but instead was weighing the needs of all Ecuadoreans.

Councilman Gerson added, "My colleagues and I are now left in the difficult position of weighing the needs of the city in this time of financial crisis versus the cost of holding a special election so that voters can have their say".

And still, if I am being honest with myself, when I pause to reflect on the subtleties of my self-perception and my worldview, I can not help but notice pockets of resistance when it comes to weighing the needs of minority groups against my own.

The committee is weighing the need for additional drilling regulations in the aftermath of the explosion and as BP plans to drill a well almost as deep as the one in the gulf off the coast of Scotland.

In internal budget negotiations, House Republicans are now weighing the need to broaden their political appeal as well as to find more immediate budget cuts to meet Mr. Boehner's pledge to eliminate the deficit within 10 years.

NSERC's President Tom Brzustowski says grant selection committees will face a stiff challenge in weighing the need to give new investigators a foot in the door and ensuring that established, proven researchers can maintain their productivity.

But the Justice Department is weighing the need to file a formal stay of the decision, in part because of the ruling that the mandate was inseverable.

I understand her dilemma -- because as a working mother you are constantly weighing the need to be a good mother and a good professional -- juggling not just plates in the air, but butcher knives in flames.

"While several physical assaults did occur, the police personnel on scene had the difficult task of weighing the need to immediately apprehend the suspects against the possibility that police action involving the use of physical force under the circumstances would further [incite] the crowd and produce more violent behavior," the statement said.

Thus, quantifying the beneficial effects and understanding the types of hospital wards in which such measures are likely to be insufficient is a critical part of weighing the need for additional or alternative measures.

He said that the commission had to weigh the needs of the fishing industry as well.