The inescapable conclusion?
"That's the inescapable conclusion".
In developing countries where virtually all HIV MTCT now occurs, constraints related to health system infrastructure, availability of trained personnel, and availability of resources are an inescapable part of decision-making.
The decision has inescapable implications for Mr. O'Brien's career, as everyone around him knows.
The incongruity of this response to the Justice Department's pleadings and Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's decision is inescapable: Microsoft soared to its powerful heights on the backs of innovations that were largely the work of others.
"The inescapable logic of this decision should be influential beyond New Jersey because it makes complete sense as to an individual's reasonable expectation of privacy," said Rubin Sinins, who filed a friend of the court brief on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union and the New Jersey Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
The hypothesis that ideology dictated the decision is inescapable.
"I welcome a necessary, inescapable, courageous and common sense decision in the current context, which saddens everyone," he said, speaking on France's RTL radio.
Two further arguments make this conclusion inescapable.
Nevertheless, decisions must be made on valuations and the key question becomes who, in the face of inescapable uncertainty, should make such decisions.
The man with a conscience, he believed, fights a lonely battle against the "overwhelming forces of inescapable situations" which demand moral decisions despite the likelihood of adverse consequences.
