Sentence examples for where a need from inspiring English sources

HMO licensing, brought in under the Housing Act 2004 to improve conditions for tenants, includes provisions for additional licensing areas where a need is identified.

Market research is typically conducted before a government formally approves taxpayer-funded advertising, because campaign guidelines say such activities "should only be instigated where a need is demonstrated... and the campaign is informed by appropriate research or evidence".

As Don Flynn, the director of Migrant Rights' Network (MRN), says: "What it is revealing is an enforcement strategy geared to pick up victims in a vulnerable sector of employment - small businesses... where a need for a high visibility position on local high streets means that they can easily come under the scrutiny of immigration officers looking for quick hits".

There are a number of areas where a need for further research is indicated.

The Centre has the ability to carry out projects on its own initiative where a need has been identified.

The Housing Waless) Bill currently going through the assembly would place a duty on local authorities to provide sites for Gypsies and travellers where a need is identified.

That's where a manager needs to earn his corn.

Or maybe you have connections in a geographic region where a challenge needs to be solved.

The first is the question of where a special needs child or sibling should live.

This is where a designer needs to be proactive and decipher which is which.

If they are located exactly where a city needs to grow, they can simply decide "no".