Example sentences of "' need [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | DFDS TRANSPORT 's primary product is door/door transport , based on the customers ' need with regard to flexibility , stability , transit-time , frequency and a competitive cost level . |
| 2 | The Centre for Health Economics at the University of York has published a discussion paper on District Health Authority assessment of local populations ' need for health services , and of priority setting . |
| 3 | Banks ' need for capital is greatest when economies are in recession and borrowers can not service their loans . |
| 4 | The abiding impression of eighties government is of a woman going briskly about her business , handbag over one arm , bustling off from one meeting to another , impatient at others ' need for rest or reflection . |
| 5 | Descartes ' need for certainty was part of his religious sense . |
| 6 | In considering your employees ' need for information , you need to take into account : |
| 7 | Executives ' need for usable information |
| 8 | Others overlook this opportunity to share their interests with parents and do n't even seem aware of their parents ' need for mental and emotional stimulus . |
| 9 | The answer seems to lie in certain predators ' need for prey-movement during the hunting process . |
| 10 | This is because the group recognises shareholders ' need for information more often than once a year , Mr Luckton explained . |
| 11 | Oxford Practice Grammar has been designed to satisfy your students ' need for clear grammar rules and exercises . |
| 12 | The strategy of creeping networking is most clearly evidenced by Windows for Workgroups , technology that will be standard in Windows NT , which reduces users ' need for rivals ' networking products . |
| 13 | It seems to me that this is largely a reflection of the consumers ' need for information . |
| 14 | Underlying these concerns is the bankers ' need for a fair document of title , and fairness requires first of all honesty . |
| 15 | Bettina recognized the Ashleys ' need for privacy and was also aware of Laura 's ‘ deep sense of loss ’ by moving to France ; a loss , Bettina believed , which derived from an end to close contact with her children who still needed her . |
| 16 | However , the acknowledgement of the users ' need for direct access or browsing has not been coupled with any analysis of searching behaviour at the shelves or evaluation of the approach . |
| 17 | At a recent Royal Institute of British Architects ' conference , author Simon Inglis summed up the mood of many anti-relocation fans , unswayed by the clubs ' need for cash . |
| 18 | A second important moderating factor is the strength of workers ' need to ‘ grow ’ in the job . |
| 19 | The campesinos kept enough for their families ' needs over the year and handed the rest of the harvest in to the Supplies Team . |
| 20 | The public appears unaware that departments have moved over the years from a production orientation , where individuals were matched to available services , to a marketing orientation where departments seek to establish customers ' needs through individual assessment and meet them individually by care management . |
| 21 | It was designed to focus appraisal on teachers ' needs for in-service training and other forms of support . |
| 22 | On the demand side of the equation , world monetary conditions , e.g. interest and exchange rate volatility , international trade needs and external account disequilibrium , influence users ' needs for finance . |
| 23 | The applications theme , through the Systems Analysis and Design unit and Database unit , considers how best to deal systematically with organizations ' needs for computerized information systems . |
| 24 | These pressures are valuable if they lead to early considerations of teacher skills in BSL , pupils ' needs for BSL and manual English , and assessment of achievement levels as a result of the use of BSL . |
| 25 | First , there is the acceptance that elected local authorities , via their social services departments , should become the prime agency in developing community care with the responsibility for the publication of community care plans for their area , the assessment of individuals ' needs for care , the purchasing of appropriate care and the inspection of all segments of the residential sector . |
| 26 | One relative , a 45-year-old divorced teacher caring at home for her 21-year-old unmarried son who had developed schizophrenia in his second year at university , wrote the following list of relatives ' needs for the local mental health service . |
| 27 | Still others , as in the case of unit , investment or property trusts , specialize in matching borrowers ' needs for long-term finance with lenders ' needs for paper assets denominated in small units which are readily saleable . |
| 28 | Still others , as in the case of unit , investment or property trusts , specialize in matching borrowers ' needs for long-term finance with lenders ' needs for paper assets denominated in small units which are readily saleable . |
| 29 | to understand and exceed our customers ' needs for high quality , value for money products and services ; |
| 30 | In Project English 3 the cognitive approach to grammar continues , but greater emphasis is given to functions , as is appropriate to learners ' needs at this level . |