Sentence examples for will put the needs from inspiring English sources
District 30 deserves a serious-minded, independent legislator who will put the needs of constituents first.
"The players need a leader of integrity and strong moral character who will put the needs of the membership first and champion their cause," Tellem said.
"The governor wants someone on the board who will put the needs of the commuters first, not their own personal career".
Speed limits are being cut to 30mph (50km/h) on main roads and 20mph (30km/h) on side streets, cyclists will be allowed to proceed through red lights if the way is clear, and the city government will put the needs of pedestrians first, followed by cyclists, then public transport, cargo and finally private cars and motorbikes.
"People should use their vote on 15 November to elect PCC candidates who will put the needs of victims and witnesses first".
The new president also signaled that he will put the need for service front and center in his presidency, lauding those who demonstrate "the spirit of service: a willingness to find meaning in something greater than themselves".
If you fear they will not be, think ahead about how you will put the child's needs first.
There is great hope among those who admire the social teachings of the church that Pope Francis will put the struggles and needs of the poor in the developing world at the top of his public agenda.
Maybe a few lessons have been learned from the stormy ride the last bill from the Department of Health had? Let's hope that's the case and we end up with a comprehensive, coherent piece of legislation that will truly put the needs of the individual at the centre of the system.
We will always put the needs of the Ning Platform as a whole ahead of functionality on any individual network.
"Ofcom have overseen a regime that has balanced investment with competition and we hope they will once again put the needs of the UK and its consumers ahead of those who have tried to keep the UK in the digital dark ages".
