Mr. Bragdon and Mr. Gillette cite the necessity of devising carefully structured regional institutions if the goal of advancing the interests of all is to be achieved.
Tooele County had originally proposed a new gravel road along the salt flats to replace the single-lane highway in 1921; however this was met with resistance from county residents, citing the lack of necessity.
Common-law criminal defenses are available in DUI cases, and a state appellate court reversed the conviction of a person who drove while intoxicated in order to escape assailants, citing the doctrine of necessity.
Goldman Sachs and UBS, global co-ordinators (Glocos) for the sale, advised against a rise above 330p, citing the risk involved and necessity of having to offer retail investors two days' withdrawal rights.
A similar number rated Pharrell Williams' Happy, while 8.2% cited the Bare Necessities from The Jungle Book, 7.8% The Lion King's Hakuna Matata, and 6.5% Under the Sea from The Little Mermaid.
In a ruling on Thursday calling for an investigation of prison-based mental health facilities, a federal judge cited the "denial of basic necessities, including clean underwear," along with doctor shortages and treatment delays.
Three examples of contamination induced delamination of vacuum-deposited films are cited to stress the necessity for identifying substrate surface contaminants, and then removing them from the surfaces prior to film deposition with an effective cleaning procedure, or preventing them from contacting the substrate surface, or eliminating their source during the polymer manufacture.
(The most common cited reason was the necessity to consult with their family members or spouses before undergoing an invasive procedure. In spite of efforts by study staff to recall them for a follow-up visit to undergo the procedures, these 14 participants did not return).
We try to refrain from citing Virginia Woolf on the necessity of having a room of one's own, her precise formula for literary creativity having failed to anticipate the presence, in that room, of an Internet-enabled computer with its myriad distractions and opportunities for procrastination, its offering of endless other virtual rooms to poke around in.
Cabela's cited the recession.
