Dostoevsky rejected the idea that people act in accordance to reason or their best interests and asserted the need for them to be able to behave as they choose, without fitting into Enlightenment ideas of "progress".
The paper asserts the need to avoid snug-tightening laboratory test specimens and the importance of identifying the failure modes accurately.
It also asserts the need for a process for least developed countries to produce national adaptation plans [ 22].
The plan asserts the need to use suitable tools to avoid risks, quickly pinpoint adverse events, learn from mistakes, encourage good clinical practice and continuously improve it [ 11].
Rather, they said, the goal was to educate young Israelis about genocide and publicly assert the need to prevent such acts.
Calls to improve student learning and increase the number of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) college and university graduates assert the need for widespread adoption of evidence-based instructional practices in undergraduate STEM courses.
The prevalent cultural, ideological and professional tendencies assert the need for a drastic review of it, or even its effective elimination.
He is both of his time (sharing many preoccupations with Saul Bellow and William Golding, 73 and 74 in this series), and a cultural pioneer, asserting the need for a richer and more complex understanding of a great country.
We need to argue again that the existence of an over-privileged upper class is currently robbing the American economy of its vitality and American democracy of its potency; and we need to re-assert the need to redistribute income down and genuine rights up.
Members of a public deliberation on consent and withdrawal, for instance, asserted the need to balance individual autonomy with the public good of research and recognised the complexity of achieving that balance individually and as a society (Secko et al. [2009]).
