The Justice Department action in South Carolina underlines the continuing necessity for the Voting Rights Act, nearly four decades after it was first passed.
The United States faces a continuing necessity to be prepared for and capable of responding to a major disaster be it a massive seismic event, a major hurricane, a pandemic outbreak, or a terrorist event.
Hence the continuing necessity — and thrills — of gallery shows like this one.
However, it appears that romanization will continue to be a necessity for all but standalone systems.
In the case of any veteran for whom the Secretary contracts to furnish care or services in a non-Department facility pursuant to a provision of subsection (a) of this section, the Secretary shall periodically review the necessity for continuing such contractual arrangement pursuant to such provision.
Because of the necessity for continuing therapy against leukemia, as well as the difficulty of eradicating aspergillosis in cavitary lesions and preventing aspergillosis reactivation, the solitary lesion in his left lung was resected.
To the Editor: The news of the wide variation in hospital billings adds strong support for doing away entirely with the necessity for hospitals to continue to send out bills for the services they provide.
If the court finds that a continuing civil investigation undermines the claimed necessity for authorizing a wiretap, that would raise questions about how often the Justice Department can seek this investigative tool in white-collar cases.
A college education continues to be more of a necessity for the job market today, yet at the same time it seems to grow more unattainable for students from lesser financial backgrounds.
Clemens was suffering from rheumatism in his right arm, but he continued to write for magazines out of necessity.
