Meanwhile, Ken Salazar, the Interior secretary, plans to reintroduce the moratorium in another version in the next several days, emphasizing why the moratorium is necessary in answer to the judge's criticism.
Mr Clarke said: "The bill leaves it to the judge to decide what is necessary in any particular case, rather than seeking to impose disclosure requirements or fetter the discretion of the judge in deciding whether to have a closed process".
In a study of 29 patients, a repeat transfixation was judged to be necessary in 7 of the cases as the wires lost contact with the femoral head during growth (Seller et al. 2006).
In the presence of myelosuppression (WBC count< 4 × 10 l−1 or platelet count <100 × 10 l−1), a persisting fever that exceeded 38°C, or other clinically apparent infections, a cycle could be postponed for 1 week or interrupted if this was judged to be necessary in the opinion of the attending physicians.
These sham negotiations are necessary in the event that the judge asks if any settlement negotiations were attempted.
Roosevelt swallowed hard and dealt with Stalin, with the Soviet Union, not because they had any naivety about what Stalin represented but because that was necessary in order to defeat Hitler, and history judged them right in coming to that difficult but necessary judgment".
They also said the law was necessary in light of what they characterized as a politically motivated crusade against Mr. Berlusconi by Italian prosecutors and judges.
He added that the judges in the majority no doubt had the best of intentions and believed their decision was necessary "in a time of crisis".
It is necessary to judge whether the expected improvement in management is worth the cost of monitoring.
POCT urine analysers may improve the quality of urinalysis in general practice but a direct comparison of visual interpretation versus automatic reading in routine general practice is necessary to judge the additional value of POCT urine analysis.
