The primordial worry lies with the principle of non-identification (i.e., the government shall not act with the mere intention to foster private interests (or neglect those of only some) and with concern for the limits (in public focus and necessity) of government powers.
The survival phase kicked in, and this was the time to minimize costs and focus on necessities.
Shoppers focused on gas, groceries and necessities.
Complex health care needs focus on accountability and necessity of inclusion of nurses in documenting and monitoring clinical care plans have brought in the concept of initial nurse assessment and nursing process.
Central to the recommendations laid out in the paper is the call for widening the focus of evaluation and necessity to design indicators that adequately assess the needs of beneficiaries and describe the living conditions of families and communities, who are targeted by such programmes and initiatives.
Kelman, like Knausgaard, is rarely boring when writing like this: partly because, like Knausgaard, he simply proceeds as if the subject matter were interesting; and partly because, in writing as in most areas, limitation increases focus, and tends to irradiate necessity as if it were a luxury.
The Fed characterized consumers as "cautious, price sensitive, and focused on necessities".
"They're focused on necessities and being practical with how they spend their money," Charles M. Holley Jr., executive vice president for finance, said of customers in a call with reporters.
Retail spending is sluggish, below last year's levels, as buyers focused on necessities and put off spending on big-ticket items, the Fed says.
Wal-Mart reported that last week's sales and store traffic remained on target and that shoppers focused on necessities such as household and personal care items.
"They're saying, 'Maybe I'll focus on necessities, buy the basics.' " Michael Niemira, an economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd. in New York, said, "Cheap stuff is where the demand is now".
