The minimum requirements for a Family Medicine training centre (clinic/department), such as a department office, a private room for the residents, a meeting room, outpatient clinics or a practice centre, a library, computer(s) and the Internet were listed, and the residents were asked to mark the necessity of the various elements of physical infrastructure.
It's one of history's ironies that the first war in Iraq, a war of necessity, marked the beginning of the American era in the Middle East and the second Iraq war, a war of choice, has precipitated its end.
The introduction in the United States of the certificate of public convenience and necessity marked the growing conviction that under certain circumstances free competition might be harmful to the community, and that, when it was so, absolute freedom to enter the business of one's choice should be denied.
Sex differences in the pelvis are marked and reflect the necessity in the female of providing an adequate birth canal for a large-headed fetus.
"Thanksgiving promotions are about necessities that are marked down.
Taiba has been home to most of these people for the last three years, years marked by shortages of the basic necessities for life.
'Not responding is not an option' The situation endured by displaced people is dire, marked by poor sanitation and a shortage of necessities such as food and water.
Some images have a real sense of necessity, an authenticity that needed to be claimed and marked.
The Youkilis deal, made by the Yanks out of necessity rather than enthusiasm, is also representative of a particular joylessness that has marked this hot-stove season.
This contribution presents a method for reducing field distortions using a coaxially coupled vision device and a self-designed calibration plate; this avoids, among others, the necessity of repetitive marking and measuring phases.
A Chinese spokeswoman said marking the days was "a necessity in current circumstances".
