Examples of using Most basic needs of in English and their translations into French
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and meet the most basic needs of their peoples.
The most basic need of refugees remains access to safety.
life is focused on survival and meeting the most basic needs of safety, shelter,
Moreover, an emphasis on the value of the ingenuity of the human person requires that the most basic needs of the person be met, as people are generally not able to exercise their ingenuity if they are plagued by problems resulting from living in poverty.
The occupation deprived Palestinians of their most basic needs.
Security is one of society's most basic needs, and it is fundamental to economic growth.
adopting improved technologies to satisfy the most pressing basic needs of the poor.
Despite the efforts of humanitarian agencies and NGOs, the most basic humanitarian needs of the estimated 350,000 to 400,000 displaced persons are still not fully met in all sectors,
At a basic level, governments need to be compelled to meet the most basic economic needs of their citizens- specifically the provision of employment,
They are driven by the basest of impulses… the most basic of needs.
The priorities come from the most basic of human needs.
reminding ourselves that humanitarian response is indeed supposed to be immediate in order to address the most basic humanitarian needs of affected communities.
Water is not only the most basic of needs but is also at the centre of sustainable development
a combination of factors militated against satisfying the most basic housing needs of the affected Honduran population,
Owing to the Government's continuing inability to meet the most basic social needs of the population, social discontent remains high
NGO staff surveyed in 28 countries affected by conflict indicated that funding levels were insufficient to meet even the most basic protection needs of children in these situations.
The current Millennium Development Goals successfully address the most basic needs of children: health,
Tunisia has always considered that the arms race is carried out at the expense of the most basic needs of the civilian population.
According to UNHCR, the economic situation in the country no longer enabled the authorities to meet the most basic needs of those persons.
Tunisia has always believed that the arms race can be pursued only to the detriment of the most basic needs of civilian populations.