So having a woman's name on there is judged essential.
The business community -- despite the wealth concentrated in a few family conglomerates -- was devoted mostly to state enterprises judged essential to the survival of the young nation.
There are no televisions, no newspapers, no music, no women, no education other than study of the Koran and Islam, and no electricity, except for purposes judged essential, such as the loudspeakers and antennas used by Sheik Muqbel.
Under their mandate, peacekeepers have restricted themselves to clearance they judged essential to their mission, and they have left the mine clearance to civilian teams financed by the United Nations.
"Interviews with partners who may be victims of domestic violence may be judged essential to making a complete assessment of an application," says the guidance.
Theodore Roosevelt, through his determination to see the Panama Canal built an act he judged essential to the long-term security of the U.S. brought a new country, Panama, into existence because its leading citizens were prepared to expedite the project.
Furthermore identifying patient needs and requirements has been judged essential for both measuring and improving quality of care [ 19].
The reporting of items judged "essential" for determining applicability did not differ between the two study designs.
The authors had examined a publication from 1976 in which it was claimed that 62%% of basic research articles were judged essential for later clinical advances [ 102], and as a direct result of that publication, funding has been directed in favour of basic research.
Character in a judge is essential.
It would be "a major element of the northern line of attack which the US now judge as essential".
