Examples of using Whose needs in English and their translations into Swedish
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Be adapted and designed based on the groups whose needs are greatest.
Supporting young people whose needs cannot be met within the normal school framework.
Understanding taste comes with understanding consumers, whose needs are always changing.
There are also potential users whose needs have not been defined, although the market potential has been identified.
Understanding taste comes with understanding consumers, whose needs are always changing.
Judith, however, is someone whose needs are ahead of the opportunities afforded by the social forum: family, small town, marriage.
Old beech trees alternated with dead wood gives plenty of life whose needs are met by the wild forest.
Young people form a heterogeneous group whose needs vary depending on their age,
As a monthly donor to Save the Children you will be helping children in Finland and abroad whose needs are the most urgent.
Students will be exposed to clients whose needs encompass a broad variety of design circumstances.
And in particular, small and medium sized enterprises, are also major users of services of general interest, whose needs must be met.
Compounding pharmacies make medicine for people whose needs cannot be met by an FDA approved product.
Liza and her organisation Baghdad Women's Association work, like most of Kvinna till Kvinna's partner organisations with helping IDPs- especially women, whose needs often are neglected.
form a social group whose needs and difficulties in the cities tend to be minimized.
We should only share our homes with domesticated animals who have evolved over thousands of years to be our companions, and whose needs can be completely met as pets.
A target customer profile is the portrayal of a company whose needs are met by your product/service and will give value to your enterprise.
RELEX's technology will also help us ensure service levels for existing customers, who order infrequently and whose needs are therefore harder to predict.
Citizens/groups most alienated from learning, whose needs and interests are varied, may require tailored measures;
a small rubber company, whose needs may also be very specific.”.
of Regulation(EEC) No 2173/79, use for the benefit of persons for whose needs welfare institutions
when these are applied to economies whose needs remain very different.
It is here to call you into a greater service in a world whose needs are escalating with each passing day.
this procedure must be aimed at operators whose needs for refunds are not being met, either in whole or in part.
Small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs) are economic catalysts whose needs should be at the heart of EU policymaking.
other highly skilled professionals whose needs are not satisfied with off-the-shelf CAD programs.
Upgrade: a simple drop-in upgrade is available for customers whose needs change from single to double-sided cards.
is reaching clients for whose needs, characteristics and objectives the financial instrument is not compatible.
a simple drop-in upgrade is available for customers whose needs change from single to double-sided cards.
It is clear that the OECD still views SMEs as a homogeneous"mass" of players, whose needs are identical and require the same solutions.
the fourth generation, whose needs will have important effects on social,