essential needs

Many workers said their jobs failed to provide for essential needs.

But the third would be best because it deals with the essential needs involved.

"I came to hear their essential needs, which will be discussed in a serious manner."

All available forces will be mobilized to meet these, the most essential needs of the people.

Horses, like people, have a number of essential needs, both physical and psychological.

An economy is simply the mechanism that provides for people's essential needs in a society.

I suggested we do an exercise that involved listing our essential needs.

The fund is talking about provision for "essential needs", but nobody knows what that means.

She didn't much care what business except that it should cater for people's essential needs.

The renovation will also address some mundane but essential needs.

While they were property, the Clans supported their essential needs.

There is no link to the escalating prices of food and other essential needs.

It is easy to see how the company of other horses satisfies so many essential needs.

Having fun is one of our essential needs as human beings yet we can so easily ignore it.

Technology doesn't change our essential needs: we need to eat, to love, to communicate."

The city was successfully shut down, except for essential needs such as fire protection and hospital laundry.

Non-profit organizations thus found it necessary to take responsibility to make sure that the community's essential needs were met.

Since fulfilling essential needs is part of a person's present life, reality therapy does not concern itself with a client's past.

The Rangers got a proven center with a good shot and setup skills, filling one of their essential needs.

It is offering a "transitional funding mechanism", which will allow countries to ask for money to cover essential needs.

When delays are that long, passengers' essential needs - food, water, medical attention and sanitation - must be met.

In doing so, the Court accepted the arguments of zoning defenders that it met two essential needs.

In March 1997, a few months ago, a well prepared assessment team made an inventory of essential needs of the people.

The simple explanation for this statistic is that lower income Americans must increasingly go into debt just to meet essential needs.

De Albuquerque added that this expense cuts into their ability to pay for other essential needs such as "food, housing, education and health."