Stable: Only subgroups that are stable over time can provide the necessary grounds for a successful strategy.
Although this suggests that the cosmological argument relies on the ontological, Kant also indicates that the effort to produce a purely a priori argument for God's existence (the ontological argument) itself gets momentum from reason's need to find the necessary ground for existence in general, a need expressed in the cosmological argument (cf. A603 04/B631 32).
It could be argued that the recognition of the worth of others is the only necessary grounds for the existence and maintenance of a nursing service in any society.
The creation of a comprehensive reference collection for French Guiana improves taxonomic resolution and has provided the necessary ground work for the interpretation of palaeoevironmental and archaeological records in the region.
I now understand that Lord Whitty turned the job down as he feared that Ed Miliband's plan was not deliverable and that the necessary ground work for it had not been carried out.
An editorial in the student newspaper, The Harvard Crimson, said: "The truth is that Ec 10, a requirement for economics concentrators, provides a necessary academic grounding for the study of economics as a social science.
Will this be enough to make up the necessary ground and satisfy the criteria defined for the other candidate countries in Copenhagen back in 1993?
An understanding of a woman's risk perception, which is grounded in a knowledge of her true risk, is a necessary basis for risk management and decision making.
Inborn nature does not provide the necessary fertile ground for cultivation; rather, it needs to be rectified by learning.
While force, however, thus provides the necessary metaphysical grounds for the existence of genuine motions, it does not, at least as far as the physicist is concerned, solve the empirical issue of which bodies can be ascribed genuine motion (Garber 1995, 307; but see also Lodge 2003).
