As in 2015, the state says it's intervening now because it's necessary to shield investors from fraud.
The Coastal Commission staff report acknowledges that the property is more susceptible to erosion and waves because it sits lower than surrounding parcels, and that the seawall extension is "necessary" to shield the house from these problems.
The White House says the measure is necessary to shield US personnel from prosecution for war crimes.
Most European doctors' groups argue that the ban is necessary to shield patients from manipulation by unscrupulous pharmaceutical firms.
Republican senators say the new map increases the number of Senate districts in Virginia with black majorities to six from five and is necessary to shield the state from lawsuits under federal civil rights law.
Cooling the quantum system to very low temperatures helps — but it may also be necessary to shield the qubits from stray electromagnetic fields.
Tooze is impressed by Geithner's forcefulness in the crisis, referring to him as having "hard-boiled insight," combined with "intensity and single mindedness". Some of Geithner's statements are taken too much at face value, including a remarkable claim that protecting the big banks in their entirety was necessary to shield the Federal Reserve from its critics.
Senator Dianne Feinstein said the move was necessary to shield the inquiry from the appearance of political interference by the Trump administration.
Sugar industry officials, who contend that protection was necessary to shield them from subsidized production overseas, welcomed the news that U.S. negotiators had held firm in keeping the ceiling for Australia's sugar shipments to the United States at the current level of 87,402 metric tons.
Throughout his governorship, al-Ikhshid was engaged in conflicts with other regional strongmen for control over Syria, possession of which was necessary to shield Egypt from invasion from the east, but unlike many other Egyptian leaders, notably the Tulunids themselves, he was prepared to bide his time and compromise with his rivals.
The EC noted, however, that subsidized agriculture in the developed countries can have adverse affects on the economies of developing countries and that interventions may be necessary to "shield" a targeted industry from the dumping of excess products which may negatively affect its economic viability and development.
