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But Mr Chirac, unlike Mr Schröder, still accepts that war might be necessary, at some point.
The court's nearly unanimous decision officially acknowledged that race relations had "unquestionably improved" — hinting that the act may no longer be necessary at some point soon.
That may be necessary at some point, but right now we are concerned that this approach will hurt too many Iranians outside the government.
While Dr. Reinharz would not rule out the possibility that selling might still be necessary at some point, he said it was now unlikely.
For those of us who place a lot of stock in debt cycles, it is also worrying that the overall debt-to-G.D.P. ratio continues to climb some estimates put it at two hundred and forty per cent and that a large-scale restructuring of bad debts, which will surely be necessary at some point, continues to be postponed.
For those of us who place a lot of stock in debt cycles, it is also worrying that the overall debt-to-G.D.P. ratio continues to climb — some estimates put it at two hundred and forty per cent — and that a large-scale restructuring of bad debts, which will surely be necessary at some point, continues to be postponed.
Most of these changes would have been necessary at some stage, with or without the millennium bug.
Sir John acknowledged that war may have been necessary at some point, but argued that the timetable was rushed to suit US interests.
A cheaper pound would have been necessary at some point if the UK was ever to start closing its colossal balance of payments deficit.
Now, although a large devaluation of the pound was necessary at some stage, it is unfortunate that it should have come so abruptly, and that some policymakers have been a little too enthusiastic about it in their public comments.
Although even some Israeli officials noted that negotiations were necessary at some minimal level to achieve at least a cease-fire, neither side views those talks alone as bringing stability.
