Examples of using True needs in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Computer
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Official/political
The analysis of the study data allows for the proposition of strategies directed at the true needs of these children's mothers, modifying current conducts used by rehabilitation professionals.
reproducers of knowledge needed to respond to the true needs of the context they are inserted in
moral interests to create products that meet the true needs of our customers-especially in this industry,
through which the Holy See intends to collaborate in building an international society that is more attentive to the dignity and true needs of the human person.
services that address the true needs of global customers
international level are still very far from their true needs and this is a gap to fill.
We like to make a personal contact in order to ascertain the true needs of each client, with which we are pleased to gather
Studies investigating functional fitness in older adults living in LTCHs are of the utmost importance to establish physical activity interventions that are congruent with the true needs of each elderly person and the feasibility within the environmental
political Lutheran could not misrepresent the true needs and perspectives of the Gospel.
recreation of new work processes that respond to the workers, institution and users' true needs.
a relationship of dialogue to capture Tb patients' true needs.
in every poor person whom you encounter, his or her true needs, not to stop at their most obvious material needs,
not infrequently the universities program their activities with demands alienated from the true needs of services.
consistent way to the improvement of the lives of your fellow citizens whom you meet especially through the innumerable local relationships which you cultivate that make you sensitive to their true needs.
new places of residence more in harmony with who we are and our true needs, new avenues of creativity,
which reveal the true needs of each individual.
situations of abortion ranges from welcoming and the diagnosis of each user's true needs to the use of appropriate technologies for the treatment
the professionals may display further interest in knowing the client better and, thus, in attending to their true needs.
Neighborhood Associations, Cultural Centers etc., so that workers can offer the best possible alternatives for people's true needs.
they may not be prepared to qualify their team, entailing a care based on models that do not always respond to the user's true needs.