Independence seems a compelling requirement of rationality, when considered in the abstract.
However, according to Alexander Etkind, punitive psychiatry was not simply an inheritance from the Stalin era as the GULAG (the acronym for Chief Administration for Corrective Labor Camps, the penitentiary system in the Stalin years) was an effective instrument of political repression and there was no compelling requirement to develop an alternative and expensive psychiatric substitute.
Thus, being GBM still almost incurable, the requirement of new drugs is a compelling requirement.
As the House of Lords constitution committee noted on Wednesday, there is "no compelling operational requirement for parliament retrospectively to amend the law" in this case.
In 1993, the Congress passed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), seeking to restore the compelling interest requirement applied in Sherbert and Yoder.
The majority's response is hardly compelling: "Other coverage requirements, such as immunizations, may be supported by different interests (for example, the need to combat the spread of infectious diseases) and may involve different arguments about the least restrictive means of providing them".
But when that regulation conflicts with religious tenets, government has sometimes had to show a compelling reason for its requirements or, in practice, has granted a religious exemption or "conscience clause" to accommodate believers.
Finally, it suggests five critical requirements for compelling touchpoint architecture.
On the other, transportation systems have a strong technical component affecting most of such decisions, as they have to (or should) comply with compelling technical and economic requirements.
As a result, there are emerging and compelling changes in system requirements such as more efficient spectrum usage, higher sensitivities, greater information content, improved robustness to errors, and reduced interference emissions [4, 5].
