Competence, decency and intellect are also necessary.
Democrats, in contrast, are too likely to view intellect as both necessary (which it is) and sufficient (which it is not) for high office.
The basic argument for the need to trust what others say is that no one person has the time, intellect, and experience necessary to learn, independently, facts about the world that many of us do know.
From "Partners in Health," a paradigm shift in global health practice, to WHO, Harvard and then leadership at Dartmouth map the course of a man who has the necessary intellect to create bold and transformative changes for some of the most pressing problems of our time.
He distinguished four sources: (1) the five senses, (2) the intellect, or reason, (3) necessary inferences, and (4) reliable information given by trustworthy persons.
Overseen by Mars One medical director Norbert Kraft, a veteran of the US, Russian and Japanese space programmes, the process aimed to slough off those who lacked the necessary application, intellect or self-awareness.
They will be hoping that these incoming teachers have the intellect and the initial preparation necessary to start getting down to work with their students.
He manifested the faith and the optimism of post-Second World War America — the faith that any challenge could be overcome by will and by the disciplined application of intellect, technology, money, and, when necessary, armed force.
In principle, much of human knowledge is a priori and demonstrable by pure reasoning, but in practice, because the human intellect is finite, it is necessary to rely on experience to confirm these propositions when rational proof is beyond reach.
For a complete knowledge of something it is necessary that our intellect is able to list all the properties, both substantial and accidental, of the object at issue.
