At this stage, it's necessary to issue a few qualifiers.
While the statement was not attributed to Mr. Redstone, Ms. Redstone apparently felt it was necessary to issue a statement saying that was not the case.
The "In My Feelings" challenge or the Kiki challenge, or whatever you want to call the thing where you dance to that dumb Drake song in hopes of viral fame has been everywhere this summer: People started jumping out of moving cars, Will Smith climbed on top of a giant bridge, and the cops felt it was necessary to issue some stern and pretty alarming warnings about the dangers of the dance craze.
It is interesting to note that with the UNIX I/O model it would be necessary to issue, at least, one RPC per directory.
It has been necessary to issue absolute prohibition against bringing children.
It may be necessary to issue an interim statement on economic policy and cutting the deficit, to reassure the markets, before negotiating other items.
During an event it might be necessary to issue a second alarm, which means extending personnel's length of service, reallocating personnel, or calling in off-duty units and volunteer firefighters.
The Guidelines for WHO Guidelines offers the following encouragement for undertaking rigorous studies to provide missing evidence, but we are not aware of any other policies linking important uncertainties in guidelines to WHO's priorities for research: "Sometimes it will be necessary to issue guidelines where no rigorous studies exist, based on the best available evidence.
The sustainability of aid outcome which is critical to the current definition is somehow controversial, thus it is necessary to clarify issues around the sustainable and unsustainable aid (Crawford 2004) gave a brief clarification when it is stated that, 'the effectiveness of aid in fostering sustainable development is at least partly contingent on the performance of the implementing agency.
Thus, it is necessary to address issues that arise from standardized testing, such as the built-in bias, which results in several groups scoring lower than others, and the limited opportunities for higher education that results from testing.
