Sentences with phrase «pressing needs of the citizens»
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Tsai even mentioned the event during her post-victory press conference, acknowledging the anger it had spread among the Taiwanese people and pledging that no citizen of Taiwan should «need to apologize because of our identity.»
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An interesting point was raised in a recent meeting I had for the need for both protest groups and concerned citizens such as ourselves be prepared at future demonstrations of this magnitude for both the police spin and that parts of the media who will just pick up police press releases as undisputed fact.
We need a blueprint, not press releases and sound bites, for building a new, modern mental health care system that will ensure access for all of New York's citizens who need it.
Concerned citizens often need to understand test scores to make sense of the frequent press coverage of international comparisons of student achievement.
Through its research, education, international programs, and government innovations awards, the Institute fosters creative and effective government problem solving and serves as a catalyst for addressing many of the most pressing needs of the world's citizens.
If the global population lived like citizens of North Rhine - Westphalia (NRW), we would need 3.3 Earths, according to a report presented by the German state's environmental minister in a press conference in Düsseldorf in December.
Almost all nations need to increase awareness among citizens and the press of the policy significance of the ethical and justice dimensions of climate change.
And citizens of democratic but poor countries may have more urgent needs to press their government to meet.
To challenge the warrant under the Cloud Act, Microsoft would need a reasonable belief that its customer is not a U.S. citizen and that there is a material risk that producing the email would violate Irish law, according to a statement emailed to the ABA Journal by a press person for Craig Newman, head of the data privacy practice at Patterson Belknap.