The police were required merely to impose political order, not to solve crimes.
So, unlike the offence of preventing a proper burial where some steps to conceal the body are required, merely leaving a body unburied is a crime too.
A new and lofty kind of writing, marmorealism, would be required merely to do justice to the mega-villa's acreage of limestone.
The proposal is likely to raise a host of questions: Should economists be required merely to disclose who finances their research, as many academic journals already require?
The simplistic idea that these genes were required merely for assembly of a cilium was rapidly usurped by observations of defective signaling in specific pathways at the cilium, most notably the Sonic hedgehog (Shh), canonical and non-canonical Wnt, and platelet derived growth factor (PDGF) pathways.
The Comparative health question provides other information, because a classification, a comparison with others, is required, not merely an adjective.
"What is required is not merely tactical adaptation but strategic, and radical, transformation".
Developed for the US Navy, the device is operated via a glove-like interface that gives force feedback, so objects can be grasped as gently or as firmly as is required.Rather than merely opening and closing, it has far more flexibility: the thumb can touch each of the fingertips, for example.
In 2004, Ran and Reurings [1] extended the Banach contraction principle in ordered metric spaces for continuous monotone mappings with some applications to matrix equations wherein the involved contractive condition is required to hold merely on elements which are comparable in the underlying partial ordering.
On that view it is required that the cognizer merely be able to access by reflection some of the justifiers for any given belief.
