immediate needs

For the moment, though, he had to deal with more immediate needs.

In any case, it would more than cover their immediate needs.

They have almost no conversation in them, and very little sense of things beyond their own immediate needs.

Most business users of information technology have more immediate needs.

It has no policies to meet the immediate needs of the nation.

They are oriented toward the immediate needs of their members.

They not only meet the immediate needs of the homeless.

Every state gets a share of the money, which tends to go for immediate needs.

We must have a short-term plan to address our immediate needs and heat up the economy.

In the competition for resources, immediate needs often seem more compelling.

Further, they say transit planning must look beyond immediate needs to the future.

The treatment plan will vary based on the patient's immediate needs.

Right now, we have some immediate needs that a new building cannot meet."

Once its immediate needs have been met, a family is free to sell any excess at market.

According to information received from the field, the international response has been generous and the immediate needs seem to be covered.

"This is finally an acknowledgment that something immediate needs to be done."

At a strategic level, Pearl is already looking beyond its immediate needs.

But even in this area the legislation seems out of step with Baltimore's more immediate needs.

In every part of the Government, the immediate needs are all-consuming.

But the budget seems to reflect the president's campaign promise to spend more money on people's immediate needs.

They never brought in more than sufficient food for their immediate needs; but why bother?

He roused himself and turned to their immediate needs with heavy heart.

In addition, the immediate needs of the Karistosians must be met.

It is no longer enough to educate for the immediate needs of the workplace.

"This is a proposal that doesn't do anything to solve the immediate needs of industry jobs."