Labour depicted these at the time as a backdoor privatisation of the NHS after the regulations, published in February this year, said: "An arrangement for the provision of healthcare services for the purposes of the NHS must not include any restrictions on competition that are not necessary for the attainment of intended outcomes which are beneficial for people who use such services".
Part 3 of Reshit Hokhmah, on explaining that philosophy is necessary for the attainment of true happiness, is an abridged translation of Alfarabi's trilogy on the philosophy of Plato and Aristotle.
Real-time monitoring of carboplatin pharmacokinetics with adaptive dosing is both feasible and necessary for the attainment of consistent AUC values in children receiving high-dose carboplatin treatment.
Data from this multi-centre study show the feasibility of real-time monitoring of carboplatin pharmacokinetics with adaptive dosing and indicate that this approach is necessary for the attainment of consistent AUC values in individual patients receiving high-dose carboplatin treatment.
Furthermore, we found that the result of CMAQ model performance depending on meteorological variations is affected on estimating RRFs for attainment demonstration, indicating that it is necessary to improve model performance.
She also notes wisely - wisely, at least, for anyone who had any emotional dealings with Ford - that "falling out of love is as delicate and important a business, and as necessary to the attainment of wisdom, as the reverse experience..
§ 51.1204 Enforceable emission limits providing for attainment.
The big challenge, however, has been the drive for attainment.
In a world of increasing economic competition, raising the level of the educational attainment of young Americans is necessary for the future prosperity of our country.
Although Hōnen's position is somewhat ambiguous, in Senchakushū his steadfast logic leads understandably to a rejection of the notion that any attitude or attainment beyond trust and utterance is necessary for the person of nembutsu.
Cancer surveillance efforts are further limited by the lack of population counts defined by individual characteristics, such as educational attainment within small geographic areas, that are necessary for estimation of incidence rates stratified by these characteristics.
