The factual elements needed for a specific cause of action can come from a constitution, statute, judicial precedent, or administrative regulation.
Carrère would become a reporter, pursuing the psychological and factual details he would need for a book.
The need for factual truth in a nonfiction narrative is seldom convenient, as I was deeply reminded a few years ago while writing about a pivotal season in the life of the bird artist John James Audubon.
Suleiman, 30, realized a few years ago that there was a dire need for factual information during the rise of the self-described Islamic State, when he noticed how right-wing groups were equating ISIS's language with the beliefs of the world's entire Muslim population.
Sufficient resources must be allocated to address the community's and individual's need for factual information.
It is thoroughly researched, densely factual; there may never be need for another biography of the man.
She uses incredibly personal autobiographical details in her work, yet she doesn't seem to feel any need for perfect factual order or to worry about anyone's feelings.
"I'm doing it to develop a broader, factual, evidentiary record on the need for the comprehensive bill, which is challenged by quite a number of House members," Mr. Specter said.
Paterik Tobias' article "Devout Christian learns about Islam" (Community Commentary, Jan . 12, referencing Mona Shadia's columns, is a good example of the need for gaining factual knowledge about others before passing judgment or stereotyping any individual or group.
The new Guidelines expand the investigative methods available to agents, reduce supervisory controls and temporal limitations on fishing expeditions, and by eliminating the need for a factual predicate underlying investigations, invite racial and religious profiling apparent in the Bureau's latest investigative successes.
