Sentences with phrase «responding to the needs of»

So this scheme... is an effort to try to respond to the needs of the community in a proactive manner,» said finance chief Paul Chan Mo - po.

«Innovative projects such as this one are key to responding to the needs of a population facing long - term displacement,» Stefano Severe, the UNHCR's representative to Jordan, said in a statement.

Empower states to respond to the needs of small businesses and investors.

At BitPay, we work hard to respond to the needs of our merchants.

«Find a way» and «Never say no» are iQ Office Suite's guiding principles for responding to the needs of all those who choose to locate their business in the finest executive office space in Toronto.

President and Vice-Chancellor Elizabeth Cannon says this unique program responds to the needs of a changing community by preparing students for career success and providing industry with the people they need.

Every day, faith inspires people to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable people in our world — people who are threatened by disease, poverty, oppression, hatred and violence.

Rather, he called for a new model of international cooperation that incorporates love, fraternity and solidarity into responding to the needs of the poorest.

In a magnificent way it responded to the need of the various Churches and people suffering from the war.

It was claimed that a doctor was slow to respond to the needs of Kiran Saleem - with some accusing the medic of discriminating because Kiran was a Christian.

We learn about their influences, personal stories, struggles and moments of selflessness, and how they responded to the needs of the time.

Central India Christian Mission: CICM responds to the needs of people in India and surrounding countries through outreach initiatives including providing medical care, disaster relief, shelter, food, education, training, and more.

One seeks to please a generous God and act in God's likeness, responding to the needs of others with an open hand.

Because one knows God as responding to human needs in terms of the eschatological forgiveness of sins, one must respond to the needs of a neighbour in terms of whatever may be appropriate to the immediate situation.

A statement from the World Council of Churches said: «We are not only called to respond to the needs of our sisters and brothers in dire situations in a compassionate, timely and sufficient manner.»

Any notation of specific ways in which the church has responded to the needs of alienated persons must begin with the realization of the overarching and undergirding aspect of the religious incursion into the whole of secular society.

The Suffering Servant is also one who responds to the needs of all persons.

It is an extension of the Christian community into a particular area of life to respond to the needs of persons.

Shifting patterns of human rights violations respond to the needs of the psychological war.

«They offer a form of organized religious life that responds to the needs of modern Americans.

However, World Vision has been responding to the needs of those displaced by the conflicts in Syria and Iraq since 2011.

The exclusive use of Rogers» midwifery model does not allow therapists to develop the differential methodology that is essential in responding to the needs of persons who require more active, structured, educative approaches.

I do agree that we need to respond to the needs of the community instead of praying all the time and do nothing.

It was as if Jesus were still with them and responding to the needs of the sick and afflicted people who called on him for help.

Excellent Packaging & Supply is successful because it responds to the needs of the market.

When adding new technology, Wyandot is careful to respond to the needs of the market, and not just follow fads.

«The beverage industry has been listening and responding to the needs of our consumers and is serious about providing choice in the context of increasing awareness of healthy lifestyles.

Positive Packaging has demonstrated an innovative approach in responding to the needs of the consumers.

Responding to the needs of the industry and distributor partners, the company portfolio is now streamlined to bring the right mix of wine brands to market.

NAFFS» mission is to provide a forum for the exchange of technology and marketing information; to keep its membership aware of legislative and regulatory developments which impact the trade and commerce of the members; to respond to the needs of the membership; and to take a proactive role that generally promotes, protects, and extends the welfare of the industries represented.

We would like industry to respond to the needs of consumers and give them the information that they need when they're making decisions when they're shopping.

They only wanted money from the fans and they are not responding to the need of the.club.

Clinical midwife manager for Wiltshire Community Health Services Amanda Gell said: «The pilot scheme responds to the needs of women who give birth either at night or the early hours of the morning and want the support of their partners in the crucial period after labour.

They are a friendly but credible parenting site who listens and responds to the needs of parents.

We are coordinating efforts in Puerto Rico as well, and we are prepared to respond to the needs of additional communities impacted by the storms once it is safe to do so.

Overall, this data can inform clinical practice recommendations to use massage for responding to the needs of newborns with colic.

Conversely, Attachment Parenting focuses on healthy attachment, mutually - trusting relationships, and responding to the needs of the individual child.

Fathers can biologically respond to the needs of children too,» he said.

Readily available to respond to the needs of our athletic training colleagues, coaches, and staff during a catastrophic event.

The goal of the ATs Care is to develop regional and state CISM teams located throughout the country that are readily available to respond to the needs of AT colleagues, students and staff after a critical incident.

«It was vital for Five Acres to respond to the needs of our children and community in providing a safe and supportive temporary haven for girls and in keeping siblings together during the first hours and days of separation from their families.»

But that simple routine of settling down, brings me great relaxation and contentment whilst I respond to the needs of my nursing baby.»

When we communicate closely with doctors, nurses, social workers, and community liaisons, we are able to understand and respond to the needs of specific hospitals and connect with moms and dads of preemies at the local level.

According to Bowlby, as a mother responds to the needs of her child, a strong affectional bond is formed.

«What I found in the region was a dynamic group of voluntary sector refugee organisations as well as some excellent, yet under - resourced, counselling and mental health, BME and women's projects working hard to respond to the needs of refugee survivors.

Perez - Williams said she would get to work immediately by creatively utilizing city workers, from police department to the department of public works, to better respond to the needs of the poor and children.

«You have people sitting on this dais, who are running for this congressional seat, that have had decades to respond to the needs of this community, and they have not done it,» said Mr. Williams, a veteran of the Obama and Clinton administrations, highlighting rising rents in Harlem, the Bronx and across the city.

The report authors want to see «a system in which teaching and learning responds to the needs of children, young people and their parents or carers, and in which a child's chance of success is not related to their socio - economic background, gender or ethnicity».

I had believed he (Silver) would make a sincere effort to respond to the needs of our district, which has been long neglected, and unequally treated... Our district does not need a Speaker to represent us any longer — we have long seen the results a speaker can produce stagnation, fear, and ossification.

A spokesman for the Democratic mayoral nominee said he was acting as an elected official responding to the needs of constituents in both instances.