Examples of using Whose needs in English and their translations into Greek
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Whose needs are met first?
There's a market for it, one whose needs are absolutely not being met.
Whose needs should be met first?
Design can also inflict vulnerability on a group whose needs aren't considered.
Whose needs gets prioritized first?
Filling a niche market whose needs are not being met competitors;
Whose needs should be served first?
Make sure you pick a breed whose needs match your family's activity level.
Whose needs should be fulfilled first?
It is addressed to families with children whose needs for heating and cooling systems is more.
Whose needs get to be responded to first?
The Kompothekrata is a calm andquiet village, whose needs are served by the neighboring capital.
Companies are organic entities whose needs change and do not and cannot promise you a guarantee that your job will be there 10 years from now, next year, or even next month.
It is here to call you into a greater service in a world whose needs are escalating with each passing day.
For persons with disabilities whose needs cannot be met in open employment, small units of sheltered or supported employment may be an alternative.
Rather, the increase came from poorer andyounger families whose needs and dreams far outpaced their incomes.
You have come to serve a world whose needs are immense and pressing and whose time has come for a greater encounter with life beyond its borders.
Rather, the increase comes from poorer andyounger families whose needs and dreams far outpace their incomes.
Think of them as a subspace whose needs are not met and focus on meeting those unmet needs. .
Social rented housing, affordable rented housing and intermediate housing,provided to eligible households whose needs are not met by the market'.
Consider them as a subset whose needs are not being met and concentrate on meeting those unmet needs. .
By contrast, normal industrial sites will regularly accommodate a large share of existing businesses, whose needs are more easily established.
Think of them as a subset of the larger market, whose needs are not being met, and concentrate on meeting those unmet needs. .
All City of Athens programmes, ranging from technical to social and cultural,view children as individual personalities, whose needs are considered with especial care.
Similarly, where an independent group is made up of many members whose needs differ, it is perfectly possible that the services supplied to them by that group are not necessarily the same.
This major provides a practical alternative for baccalaureate degree-seeking students whose needs cannot be met by individual majors.
If we accept, as many people do,that animals are sentient creatures whose needs and interests matter, then we should ensure these needs and interests are at least minimally met and that we do not cause them to suffer unnecessarily.
Such practices are especially beneficial for children,for whom divorce is almost always deeply distressing and whose needs are often overlooked in the adversarial process.
It causes unnecessary animal suffering; if we accept, as many people do,that animals are sentient creatures whose needs and interests matter, then we should ensure these needs and interests are at least minimally met and that we do not cause them to suffer unnecessarily.
Latsoudi knew that a place urgently needed to be found for the most vulnerable among them- those with disabilities and those who were sick, pregnant,young or old- whose needs were rapidly rising.