Most business owners are going to want to play it safe and say, 'I'm not going to want to give the job to someone with a criminal record.' " Even if an employer develops a job-related and business-necessary rationale for excluding some criminal convictions, the exclusion could still be considered discriminatory if there is a less discriminatory alternative that would achieve the same result.
"There's a danger if the Republican Party is only seen as the party that cuts government spending, because that is a necessary but insufficient rationale for a majority party," he said.
The critical point, however, is this: Over the centuries, using its own moral precepts, religion developed the rationale necessary to categorically condemn slavery and took actions to implement that rationale.
Thus, structure-function studies of human telomerase are necessary for the rationale design of novel telomerase inhibitors.
A thorough understanding of disease pathophysiology is necessary to direct rationale design of therapeutic strategies.
In Mr. Busby's case, it is necessary to know the rationale, but the connection between theory and image is less evident in Ms. Spevack's work.
To assess the interpretive ability of a QSAR model it is necessary to apply scientific rationale to the resultant interpretation [16].
Wide-ranging meta-ethical debates in epistemology, metaphysics, and the philosophy of language are necessary to address this rationale for subjectivism.
However, most of these documentation practices do not capture the details necessary to reuse the rationale behind these decisions in other DSML projects.
They argue that although "a secular rationale is necessary in our society for a publicly justified law, it can be defeated by a reasonable religious conviction without secular backing" (2009: 63).
Closer examination of the pathways identified will be necessary to provide a rationale for testing inhibition of specific targets in combination with SINE compounds to enhance the activity of SINE compound mono-therapy.
