For those of us afflicted with the curse of memory of Newtown nightmares, and the pictures of beautiful, but dead, children and with an inescapable need to look for answers and even cures, that kind of acceptance -- that there is always evil in the world -- does not suffice.
What Mr. Obama's budget is most definitely not is a blueprint for dealing with the real long-term problems that feed the budget deficit: rising health care costs, an aging population and a refusal by lawmakers to face the inescapable need to raise taxes at some point.
It probably didn't hurt that last winter's problems on Metro-North -- the breakdowns, the cancellation of dozens of trains, and the commuter outrage that followed -- offered inescapable proof of the need for change.
This inescapable reality reinforces the need for integrated approaches at the country level that address functions (prevention, treatment, and care) rather than disease categories.
The effect on poor families is especially harsh, Nelson says: "It's a wife that has three children at home, and her husband is in jail, so now she has a choice: Do I send money to him so he can afford to stay in touch with the kids, or do I feed the kids?" Inmates' need for money is inescapable, Nelson says.
The effect of the Machiavellian dichotomy between the need for flexibility and the inescapable constancy of character is to demonstrate an inherent practical limitation in single-ruler regimes.
It is faced with the inescapable fact that it has a pressing need for a large number of highly qualified personnel (HQP).
But in spite of the concept's checkered past and the Port Authority's history of overestimating growth in air traffic, the need for a fourth airport is inescapable this time, Mr. Coscia said.
While it's truly impossible and somewhat repugnant to calculate the real value of a human life in dollars, the need for attempts to do so is an inescapable part of living in a nation of laws and currency.
