needs must

The financial means this policy needs must of course be made available.

Needs must accept the terms when no others will serve.

Of course, those physical needs must be looked after - but there is much more to it than that.

Therefore, since of war I can have no part, we needs must separate here and go our several ways.

Sensitivity to children's needs must be shown at each level of care.

There be a trap for me here I needs must spring.

If you needs must see me for a moment more, come there!"

"Brown and I needs must converse in private for a time."

But when you have young children and are tied by school holidays, needs must.

When such a spacious mirror's set before him, He needs must see himself.

The carers' needs must be taken on board as well.

"I needs must attend to another matter before the evening meal."

"Then accept that our needs must give way to those of the child," she whispered.

Obviously, seeing others as individuals and trying to understand their needs must be an important component.

If needs must, she could do those things herself-or find another man.

If he couldn't have a woman, more brandy needs must do.

"Then needs must I win again on the morrow," she said.

"Needs must we have greater privacy than this," she said.

These needs must all be balanced and met for a person to function most effectively.

It needs must be for honour if at all: Since, what decision?

So Gerard needs must tell her the whole sorry tale at once.

With that half promise she needs must be con- tent.

But was he really such a dangerous figure that a woman needs must put on armour to deal with him?

That is, their soil, exposure, climate and care needs must be similar.

Needs must we go where it points, and find the Flute."