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So there is at least a possibility that a judge will conclude that the N.C.A.A.'s refusal to pay its players has less to do with protecting the sanctity of amateur athletics than with its needs as a cartel to illegally suppress wages.
The rector had arranged with a benefactor to supply the village with all its needs, as a condition for staying put.
These same populations that can so easily disintegrate into bitterly competing interest groups, can just as easily be brought together through local civic organizations into a private-sector alliance that thinks through its needs as a bonded community.
Inexperienced politicians luxuriated with new perks and fancy cars quickly putting its needs as an elite ahead of demands from its constituencies.
Anyway, by way of a comprehensive excuse, a royal spokesperson offered: "Members of the royal family only travel to places because people want them to go there". I think I get it: maybe the public should applaud a modern royal family that is willing to take flights and trains to meet its needs, as opposed to, say, a palanquin or a ceremonial barge.
The country's strength in technology reflects its security needs, as well as a highly educated work force that is continuously replenished by the immigration of scientists, engineers and other skilled workers, including many from the former Soviet states.
All the Cayman government recently asked for was a consent to borrow funds already committed by commercial banks, to tide it over while it reassesses and adjusts its budgetary needs as a result of the unprecedented global crisis.
But it did not rule out the possibility that Mr. Erdogan might be seeking power "wherever his country's economic strength is consistent with its geopolitical needs as a global player," in contrast to a weak Europe that was preoccupied with its internal problems.
Its infrastructure needs as a player in this economy remain considerable and it is still in important respects playing 'catch up' [ 55].
As a net importer of oil, China tends to view its energy needs as a matter of national security.
But the city could not build, plan or invest its formidable resources in ways that addressed its needs and aspirations as a whole.
