And we cannot be an example to others unless we do what the Constitution mandates and "promote the general welfare" among our own people; and surely this means, as the Bible repeatedly asserts, that we will take special care of the widow, the orphan, and the stranger, assuring that no American is without medical care and the basic necessities of a dignified existence.
Investing time is a basic necessity of engaging in a collaboration process, which is important for development of trust among the involved parties (Miles et al., 2000).
Even now in the centre of town, where the old weather-boarded summer houses are outnumbered by BMWs, and the fashionable Russian ladies regard Gucci as a basic necessity of life, there's a serenity and balance to the place, a bit of that temporary salvation to be had.
As a basic necessity of living, energy often forms a large proportion of household budgets in countries at an earlier stage of development.
The sanction for artha rests on the assumption that with the exclusion of the exceptional few who can proceed directly to the final aim of moksha, or spiritual release from life material well-being is a basic necessity of man and is his appropriate pursuit while a householder, that is, during the second of the four life stages.
Conventional wisdom has it that music is a relatively modern human invention, and one that, while fun and rewarding, is a luxury rather than a basic necessity of life.
While some people here are confused by what exactly the government is saying about a basic necessity of life, cash-strapped municipal officials are relieved.
The international community is small and the security restrictions placed on people's movements make this type of cooperation a basic necessity of getting by and doing your job.
It goes without saying that clean water is a basic necessity of life, and the United States once led the world in providing access to that resource.
