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For all the intensity and drama of day four, and there was plenty, a glance back to Friday is necessary in the context of Watson's success.
Conservative Lord Barker, who was climate minister under the coalition and a former adviser to Cameron on climate change, conceded the government had "rowed back" on renewable energy, but said it was necessary in the context of the "biggest cut in public spending of modern times".
However, these conditions are sometimes necessary in the context of medical issues.
It was stressed that advice is also necessary in the context of PPP use in domestic gardens.
Often enough, the morally outrageous actions of tyrants, racists and terrorists seem perfectly reasonable, even necessary, in the context of their distorted belief system.
EU leaders said measures to restore confidence in the bloc's banks "are urgently needed and are necessary in the context of strengthening prudential control of the EU banking sector".
By contrast, the dirty hands choice is always dictated as the "necessary" course: in the context of political emergencies, the community defence always wins the day even over innocent lives.
The efficiency of construction land allocation in China needs to be further improved, and the intensive utilization of land resource is necessary, particularly in the context of China's "new normal" economy.
Europe is a necessary adjustment in the context of a world where the size of problems inevitably exceeds the size of nations.
Of course, macro-scale processes also exert a powerful influence on local phenomena (e.g. low frequency climate signals) and studies at this scale provide unique but necessary understanding in the context of global change [ 11].
Greater coordination between the different actors involved in cancer screening also seems necessary because, in the context of French national programmes particularly the breast cancer screening programme the GP or gynaecologist is not always aware of whether their patients have received a mammogram.
