Moore saw the changes as a sad confirmation that, even in the revealing light of pesticide problems, the forces dominant in politics still failed to understand the overriding importance and the long timescale of conservation, and the essential need to rest all policies on sound science-based strategies.
A warm, quiet place for them to rest is essential for normal growth.
In Egypt, Bahrain, Iran, Yemen, Algeria — pick a place — they have been beaten, jailed, harassed and otherwise prevented from gathering information essential to the rest of us, we who are not about to wander into the cauldron ourselves.
What we need is for people like Mayer to say publicly that they are not our role models; to recognize that while their own wealth of options make the work-life policies and laws that they oversee irrelevant to them, those systems are essential to the rest of us.
As frequency and duration of rest breaks are recorded in policies at worksite or company level, involvement of supervisors and middle-management is essential to take additional rest breaks, and consequently reduce fatigue.
A deal with the private bondholders is essential to making the rest of the package of measures add up, and there was talk on Sunday that Mr. Sarkozy and Mrs. Merkel would personally take over negotiations with the bankers if necessary.
It is essential to evaluate the rest of the structures in the head and the neural tube, fundamentally the posterior fossa because it can be difficult to evaluate with ultrasonography.
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The president also addressed the court's decision to uphold the most controversial component of the bill, the individual mandate, arguing that it was essential to making the rest of the reforms work.
These ring-fenced banks will contain the bits of banking that are essential to the health of the rest of the British economy, such as payment systems and loans to people and small businesses.
