"They took the view there would always be the need for coal.
The only stumbling block could be the need for Howard to obtain a work permit from the British government.
If the government made the effort to collect this money, maybe there wouldn't be the need for these cuts.
In the end, it suggests that no matter how alluring leaving society may be, the need for community is universal.
Military officials said one focus of an investigation into the suicides would be the need for procedural changes, like barring prisoners from doing laundry in their cells.
Or perhaps there will be the need for more working capital to hold increased stocks or debtors, or to negotiate better terms with suppliers.
Some believed that one of the lessons of the meltdown would be the need for a better-informed and more vibrant discussion of important issues.
"But we're checking to see if there's going to be the need for another director if I have to go off and do Sin City.
There may be the need for Sue Johnston to sprinkle rudimentary psychological speculation, but to all intents and purposes your uncle Robert goes by a diminutive name.
If the Rubin and its art have a message, Ms. Bernhard suggested, it might be the need for reflection and peace in an age of electronic distraction.
Later this week, when Vice President Dick Cheney attends a special meeting of Congressional Republican leaders, a key topic will be the need for Republicans to talk more about education, an emphasis intended to appeal to women.
