Sentences with phrase «response to this need»

The mortgage industry in this city grew in response to the needs of people who were turned down by banks.

We built this site in response to the need for more dating options.

You will learn effective responses to the needs of students and teachers through seven research and evidenced - based strategies that include authentic community engagement guidance.

In response to the needs expressed by members, the conference will focus on organizing in the areas of professional development and working conditions.

By empowering local communities to shape their own responses to the needs of their population, we draw them into believing in the solution.

This behavior results from an inconsistent level of response to their needs from the primary caregiver.

This has occurred against a background of the development of an increased policy emphasis on prevention, appropriate responses to need, information exchange, and evidence based practice.

Customers remember these events... and they will remember your flexibility and prompt response to their needs, too.

Most often response to their needs has been in the form of providing charity and service.

Or to put it differently: What are the grounds for a Christian response to the need for public order and safety?

You can expect efficient and friendly responses to all your needs.

Topics and scheduling of workshops are in response to needs shared by our members.

When a baby experiences predictable, consistent, and caring responses to his needs, he feels more secure.

In addition to our staff's diligent response to your needs, we offer complimentary grief support and guidance.

Consumer research among affluent travellers has shown that whilst luxury travel consumption was growing steadily, the only reliable industry response to this need was provided by a few travel agencies.

The project came across as an earnest response to the needs of a unique community as expressed over a year - long conversation.

Others will see responses to needs, without necessarily fully understanding the changes in demand.

This domain helps us assess a couple's affective response to needing others.

The twenty - seven writings are the norm or standard of Christian faith and life, set forth as such in response to the need for clear definition.

Direct access means you'll get a quick response to your needs — at competitive rates.

In the years since, the company has continually fine - tuned its Web strategy in response to the needs of buyers and sellers.

Reform and restructuring are currently determined by this struggle rather than by proactive response to the needs of the world.

Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr., today announced that the first steps of a coordinated, inter-agency response to the needs of Orion Bus workers will begin Wednesday, with representatives of the Oneida County Office of Workforce Development and Working Solutions Consortium providing information and assistance outreach to Orion... Read more

Lecturer Mandy Savitz - Romer, program director of PSP and C.A.S., explains that C.A.S. was really born out of a need to provide more opportunities to students, especially those interested in working in schools, as well as in direct response to needs expressed by students.

[Read more...] about Study of Year 2 Local Control Accountability Plans (LCAPs) Reveals a Weak Response to the Needs of English Learners

Each of the booklets was developed in response to needs identified by Indigenous community members, leaders and healthcare providers through a number of forums.

The real, personal, psychological needs we have in facing death are not to be swept aside, but the theological response to those needs is indeed theological, i.e., it is derived from our experience and understanding of God.

This working must be renewed day by day; the new life has its times of waning energy and loss of courage, its times of decision, and its times of victory in the whole - souled response to need.

In the Christian life there is no «magic,» yet the word may serve as a marvelous term (properly understood) for the illimitable power of God, who works in ways which we can not comprehend and whose response to our need is often beyond expectation.

Catholics (as well as Protestants) worked to develop concrete responses to the needs of the growing proletariat, working to integrate them into social structures and give them legal status.

Most of the major denominations have councils for health and welfare, designed not only to work with the health and welfare institutions operated by or related to the denomination, but also to relate the denomination to the varied secular institutional responses and thus to keep open the lines of communication between religious motivation and secular response to need.

If he gets, most of the time, loving response to his needs, he can take also the impatience at his dependence that comes when the mother is tired, the angry words between his parents when their own needs are not being met, the conflict that is inevitable in any family.

Whitehead maintains that a modern response to that need involves the differentiation of society so that it includes the maintenance of a «wide distribution» of professional institutions, or «guilds» (AI 72).

But what if their appetite for the sugar is a natural response to their need for the fats that are naturally present in milk (and that our modern society has arrogantly removed)?

«We have been impressed by the good work of the Family Online Safety Institute in promoting effective private - sector responses to the need to keep kids safe and smart online, and it's an honor to join with other leading companies and organizations in supporting FOSI.»

In addition to helping collect forensic evidence to help law enforcement and CPS protect children from abusers, CACs coordinate a complete response to the needs of a child after abuse.

The NHF, one of 18 - country - based, pooled funds which allows donors to pool their contributions for a stronger and timelier response to the needs of those most affected by the ongoing crisis, including millions who face a high risk of food insecurity and disease outbreaks.

And Miner, while the governor selected her to co-chair the Democratic State Committee, has criticized him for a lackluster response to the needs of many upstate municipalities that are struggling amid declining population, eroding industrial bases, high legacy costs and a recent spike in required pension contribution costs.

«The commission regards this as the minimum response to the need and expects Railtrack to carry forward that undertaking,» he said in a letter to the transport secretary last December.

«We're really trying to help graduate schools help their faculty to tailor responses to that need.»

Moynihan disagreed sharply with such conservative views, pointing out (as he had done in his report) that welfare spending was a necessary response to need, not a source of dependency, and rejecting any notion that he had blamed the victim.

Today, just like then, the Giulietta Veloce is the perfect response to the needs of a clientèle looking for contents and styling details brimming with character.

This new variation, the HECM Saver, presents a sensitive response to their needs.»

Over the past ten years, we have seen significant changes in the pet population at our shelter — changes that require more sophisticated responses to their needs, along with a greater investment of time and resources to rehabilitate pets so they can find new, loving homes.