Regardless of how it's defined, none of the financial risks facing the uninsured (or attendant spillover costs borne by society) seems to have warranted a solution costing $4,975 in annual premiums (not to mention another $1,227 in out-of-pocket spending).
If the Supreme Court hews to established law, the only question it must answer in this case is modest: Did Congress have a rational basis for concluding that the economic effects of a broken health care system warranted a national solution?
The response from students on the number of goals varied – some argued that the set of goals were overly-bureaucratic, while others said a complex problem warranted a complex set of solutions.
In this context, needs refer to problems expressed that warrant a solution; requirements are associated with the design of an information system [ 25].
To whom Keita belongs, by law, is not in doubt, but to whom he is indebted for the contours of his being, after six years with Ryota and Midori, is too finely shaded a matter to warrant a simple solution.
The in silico network challenge data was sufficiently unique from year to year to warrant a custom solution.
From the beginning of data year 1999, concurrently with the set up of the first database, the ISC has started following a set of so-called "thresholding" criteria that are designed to determine which events require manual analyst review and which events warrant an ISC solution (ISC 2017).
It also aggregates types of violence from party and gang shootings to domestic violence, which probably warrant different solutions.
Because our culture has told us that all health problems are medical problems, and medical problems warrant medical solutions.
When Taylor debated me in 1995 at the University of Wisconsin, he was blunt, "If climate warrants significant solutions, they will be global, majoritarian, and governmental -- all the things the right hates".
The presentation layer, on the other hand, performs functions that are requested sufficiently often that a general solution is warranted.
