| Some use only a few signs, so that a young toddler can express basic needs until he or she gets over the preverbal hump. |
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| We warn communities not to try to cross the rivers but to stay at home even though they have been cut off and have no access to basic needs. |
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| There are few more basic needs than efficient and safe health care provision. |
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| But interestingly enough, he is the very human core to the film, a strong, faithful muscleman whose basic needs match his simpleton intellect. |
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| Most animals' basic needs can be met in captivity if conditions are sufficiently favourable. |
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| Before discussing what would constitute dental neglect, basic needs for dental health should be discussed. |
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| My income, which came from the honoraria I received, was just sufficient to cover the basic needs of my family. |
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| African herders rely on cattle for food and other basic needs, and as beasts of burden. |
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| The division of labor will allow for efficient innovation of new products once the basic needs of the local economy are met. |
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| Taxpayer's money must be spent in the best interest of the citizens in order to satisfy their basic needs, and not on unproductive projects. |
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| This approach also sidelines concerns of equity, or the negative results of market forces, such as poverty and non-fulfilment of basic needs. |
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| Previously independent, the person may now be weak and dependent on others for even the most basic needs. |
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| It will be recalled that several basic needs were signalled out for their seeming crucialness in linking individual with group. |
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| Making sure that everyone has their basic needs fulfilled is not an unachievable task. |
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| And compensation, even when including room and board, often does not cover basic needs such as clothing and health care. |
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| Rational men, in all ages and countries, must always demand the same unaltering satisfactions of the same unaltering basic needs. |
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| The desire to have more than one's share and to deprive others of their basic needs spawns pathological behavior in the pleonectic person. |
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| The principle behind progressivity is that people need an average amount of money for their basic needs such as food and shelter. |
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| I think it's important to ensure that members are not forced to end their job action because they lack resources for basic needs. |
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| What is likely to be our first concern once we've met our basic needs for health and nutrition? |
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| Another 2.5 million refugees in these countries need assistance for their most basic needs. |
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| The pressure to simply afford basic needs and wants throughout the retirement years is further intensified by increased longevity. |
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| Those basic needs solved has slowely get us the oppurtunity to move our frontiers for survival to the place we are to day. |
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| It does this on the basis of unmet basic needs criteria, population size and the residents' taxpaying record. |
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| Handicraft, folkloristic customs and our own crops are becoming more important to be able to provide for our own basic needs. |
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| Many children in your community may be faced with a lack of basic needs, such as adequate shoes and clothing. |
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| Wheely trolleys have a simple, robust design that meets basic needs for in-house transport. |
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| Children, women, and men struggle to survive without resources to meet the basic needs of human existence. |
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| Since World War II, Canadians have had the right to income assistance in order to fulfill basic needs without any time limits on their eligibility. |
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| A person may no longer be able to express basic needs such as the need for food, drink, sleep or need to use the toilet. |
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| Citizens need favourable external circumstances in order to do their work and be creative, as well as to satisfy their basic needs. |
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| The minimum level represents the amount of income a person needs to meet his or her basic needs. |
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| The results really show that children are still lacking some basic needs, even several months after the earthquake. |
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| Distributing quick-maturing seeds like pumpkin seeds and okra can help meet people's basic needs for food. |
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| Where resources for the fulfilment of basic needs are scarce, the establishment of hierarchies among human beings can instantly be observed. |
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| As young people mover beyond high school, many of these basic needs require revaluation. |
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| Most of the clients thought it was enough to get by on, while a few indicated the training allowance was barely enough to meet their basic needs. |
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| This means that there must be an efficient management of the limited budget in order to cover the basic needs as a minimum. |
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| Can't expect people to self-actualize when basic needs such as housing, food and medical are not being met. |
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| Moreover, it ranks in the category of basic needs and is intrinsic to the established system of legislation. |
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| What is true for tiny oil mills can be proved true for other industries of basic needs also. |
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| Often, participation in illegal activities is driven by the need to meet basic needs and support a drug habit. |
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| Your basic needs such as access to work, decent housing and health and education services are often not met. |
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| Accountable government must deliver on the basic needs of citizens or risk loosing legitimacy and public support. |
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| The pillaging was, in some cases, a result of the local population removing objects and attempting to sell them to meet their basic needs. |
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| The cash-strapped population is struggling to meet basic needs and has turned to bartering for goods as their money becomes worthless. |
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| The alternation between sleep and wakefulness are basic needs for the newborn and can be influenced a lot by your daily routine. |
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| The crew does the utmost to provide for the basic needs for the refugees. |
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| Marginalised communities with limited access to water for even basic needs have no capacity to irrigate in a dry year. |
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| Triple that number would not be able to access basic needs if the remittance flows stop. |
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| I keep switching from provider to provider, hoping to find one that will meet even my basic needs. |
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| The Jordanian Government has devoted a great deal of attention to the issue of refugee children, providing them with all their basic needs. |
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| This positive trend is likely to gain momentum as security and basic needs are provided to the returnees in their new locations. |
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| The basic needs approach is not shaped within a conceptual revision of welfarism and utilitarianism. |
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| The search for fuel wood, water and other basic needs makes the poor unwitting agents of environmental change. |
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| One of the most salient features of the revival which was launched in Oman in 1970 is the fulfilment of basic needs of citizens. |
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| Its activities affect both men and women in ways that are fundamental to satisfying their basic needs and quality of life. |
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| The ability of people to meet their basic needs is fundamental to maintaining a sense of personal control and well-being. |
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| Shouldn't basic needs — roads, water, food, housing — be met before all else? |
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| The GDI indicator measures the inequalities between men and women in terms of access to basic needs. |
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| From 1890 to 1930, the income of most members of Montreal's working class was barely enough to provide for their families' basic needs. |
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| At the same time, relationality depends on prior conditions, such as fulfilment of basic needs and a recognition of diversity. |
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| Running away into a dangerous situation, or into a situation where you will not have your basic needs met is like jumping out of the frying pan into the fire! |
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| In the development discourse, the basic needs model focuses on the measurement of what is believed to be an eradicable level of poverty. |
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| While refusing to go into details, Rubio says that they earn enough to cover their basic needs or about the equivalent of what a young doctor earns from the public health system. |
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| They do not have the money right now to pay for the basic needs of our students. They are scrimping and saving on programs that children need to be able to maximize their experience in schools. |
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| They reflect the basic needs and wishes of all members. |
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| The basic needs approach to development was endorsed by governments and workers' and employers' organizations from all over the world. |
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| In 1978, Ghai investigated the literature that criticized the basic needs approach. |
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| Those sort of people lived the life of Riley while I had my nose to the grindstone, grinding out their basic needs. |
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| Child neglect represents a failure of a parent or other person legally responsible for a child's welfare to provide for the child's basic needs and an adequate level of care. |
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| It is also necessary to incorporate into early action attention to basic needs, such as housing, education, health, food and jobs as part of the tools of peacebuilding. |
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| Alongside wind, water, photovoltaic cells and biogas, this particular sector of renewable energy provides for basic needs in the fields of building and insulating materials, and raw materials for the pharmaceutical industry. |
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| It is barely enough to meet all the family's basic needs. |
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| Sachs thinks that in order to solve the problem in Darfur, basic needs will have to be dealt with, including poverty, drought, famine and the distribution of wealth. |
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| Their basic human rights and their basic needs must be protected. |
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| Too many basic needs of our society are now being provided by voluntary groups just trying to fill the void left by the downsizing of government services and elimination of other services. |
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| The fact that millions of people are incapable of meeting their basic needs speaks to how we have constructed our economic systems, and to the priorities and assumptions upon which those systems have been built. |
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| We could go on and on with statistics on the hundreds of millions of people, living with no prospect of change and unable to meet the basic needs of their families, who are waiting for a glimmer of hope. |
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| The body has its own defences against germs, but students should understand they must meet their own bodies' requirements for basic needs such as nutrition and exercise. |
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| Mr. Yvan Loubier: That is not too bad for a government that claimed it was on a tight budget and could not meet the basic needs of its citizens in the areas of health, education and support to the disadvantaged. |
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| Rowntree has worked essentially on three categories of basic needs, food, house rent and household sundries consisting of boots, clothes and fuel. |
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| Their focus becomes solely on the present: make money, get food, find shelter, fill your basic needs, which often leads to involvement with gangs, which only further alienates them from society. |
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| One of the open questions is whether activities in e-health would divert precious resources away from basic needs in poor countries in want of everything. |
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| Leaders of the Lavalas Family, a party that grew out a movement that originally set out to assert the right of the poor to meet their basic needs, ended up emulating the habit of the rich of squandering resources. |
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| Given that the State is unable to provide adequately for its people, it should not clamp down on people's activities which help to provide for their own basic needs. |
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| In Indonesia, where some 500,000 people remain displaced, internal conflicts continue to affect the capacity of the population of Aceh, Ambon and Central Sulawesi to meet their basic needs. |
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| We put money in to ensure that kids have a headstart and that their basic needs are cared for, not to supplant parents but to work with them to ensure kids have the best chance possible. |
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| The previous questioner talked about basic needs. |
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| Most compact SUVs are built to satisfy the basic needs of a small family, like getting to and from the day-care, go out on weekend trips and go shopping, and head up to the grandparents for some kid spoiling. |
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| Guidelines should be developed at national level specifying which steps to be taken before a separated child is returned including the verification that care will be provided for and basic needs will be met. |
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| Complementary careers are ongoing jobs that blend well with your activities as a dancer and fulfill many of your basic needs for physicality and artistry. |
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| This meets the basic needs to change the low cost topaz to valuable blue topaz by neutron radiation, Technology Times Website Quoted. |
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| Generally speaking, it can be said that the basic needs of those in the low satisfaction group are correspondingly unsatisfied in accordance with the thresholds and criteria adopted by the study. |
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| The poverty line in Mongolia is set at CHF 27 per person per month, which means that these families just barely manage to cover their basic needs like food, fuel, schooling of children, medical care and veterinary services. |
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| Similarly, the fathers of these families are encouraged to train in income-generating activities enabling them to satisfy the basic needs of their family. |
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| Although abusive child labor exists and must be eliminated, data show that the typical child laborer works alongside a parent and is helping his or her family meet its most basic needs. |
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| In much of the developing world there are no currently feasible alternatives to fossil fuels that can ensure power for basic needs, such as heating, clean water and refrigeration. |
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| Upon completion of this level, you should be capable of communicating in numerous situations, using simple present, past and future structures relating to everyday basic needs. |
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| Today, we notice that the productive capital of our country is not capable of satisfying our basic needs, talkless of releasing a surplus to invest. |
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| Field surveys of these children have been carried out in cooperation with Qatar Charity in order to establish and verify the whereabouts of the children and to identify their basic needs. |
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| A country cannot truly attain sovereignty or achieve a lasting peace unless it instils confidence in its own institutions with respect to the rule of law and a unifying constitution, and unless it delivers basic needs. |
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| Box 2.2 illustrates how alternative measures of poverty, looking at people's access to basic needs, provides a rosier picture of poverty risks in old age. |
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| Those in the moderate range, roughly 36 to 52, are able to talk and care for their own basic needs, to learn functional academic skills, and to undertake semiskilled work under sheltered conditions. |
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| Nearly 300,000 people displaced by the conflict are now held in military-run internment camps without access to basic needs or protection from serious human rights violations. |
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| When supporting women to meet their basic needs, programs can build self-advocacy and problem solving skills, supporting women to resolve housing, health, food and other basic requirements. |
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| Thirty-six percent of Tanzanian households live under the basic needs poverty line, and seventy-seven percent live in rural areas where basic services and infrastructure are poor. |
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| Subject to the terms of the chapter, an Inuk with proper identification may harvest up to his or her adjusted basic needs level without any form of licence or permit and without imposition of any form of tax or fee. |
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| Because many adults who cannot read and write are often unemployable, they are frequently unable to provide for even the most basic needs for their families. |
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| Intervening simply to create democratic space may ignore the fact that the basic needs of some people can remain unfulfilled even in a truly representative democracy. |
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| A baby sleeps easier if basic needs are met: if hunger is satisfied, if the temperature is adequate, if the surroundings are tranquil and not noisy and if he is cuddled and loved. |
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| Greater resources are now available to meet the basic needs of the population, but the ruling bureaucracy has starved public health care and primary education of funds. |
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| It calls for the adoption of a new concept of water security which addresses both the basic needs for food and water, and the requirements for human well-being through inclusive sustainable socio-economic development. |
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| The basic needs approach is one of the major approaches to the measurement of absolute poverty in developing countries. |
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| The concept of the living wage, to which Fastenopfer is committed, not only covers remuneration which provides for basic needs, but also the possibility of making small savings or being able to have a holiday. |
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| That can be an excessively long time for some Canadians, especially low income Canadians who need access to those funds much more quickly in order to pay their bills and buy their basic needs. |
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| They never paid attention to our basic needs or our deteriorating health. |
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| The plan for immediate action was to address the timing and requirements to meet the basic needs of very rapidly increased school enrolment of girls and boys. |
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| Personal or household financial costs associated with housing should be at such a level that the attainment and satisfaction of other basic needs are not threatened or compromised. |
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| Meeting basic needs is also a priority for people with disabilities. |
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| Working with community leaders and activists, we have learned so much about the challenges facing impoverished people to meet their basic needs and to assert their rights. |
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| Like sponsors in the family class categories, they must sign an undertaking and an agreement promising to provide for the basic needs of the sponsored applicant. |
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| Unfortunately some 854 million people worldwide, the overwhelming majority from developing countries, still lacked sufficient food and were unable to meet their basic needs. |
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| The basic needs of such communities should be given priority. |
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| Adopting the adaptational model of malingering in assessment can reframe the deception and misrepresentation as possibly an adaptive way to meet basic needs. |
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| Now, that Egyptians are spending their money on basic needs, only a very limited number of Cairenes and foreigners come to the bar every night, el-Fully explained. |
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