That even in a conversation between two defence ministers, PW Botha and Shimon Peres, such euphemisms were considered necessary is a reflection of the depths of the taboo in Israel surrounding its nuclear weapons programme.
Current chairman Graham Stirling said: "Issuing a notice of intention to appoint an administrator has been a difficult but necessary decision and is a reflection of the seriousness and imminent nature of the financial challenges which the club now faces.
As we lacked the equipment necessary to determine absorbance and reflection of light of different sponges, absolute levels of photosynthetic efficiency could not be determined.
This may be a reflection of the necessary physiological role that BAT plays in metabolism and energy supply, along with regulating non-shivering thermogenesis during arousal from torpor.
"Reflection of Picasso is necessary on almost a moral basis," he said.
The ball-lens was polished at an angle of 36° resulting in total internal reflection of the incident beam necessary for the side-viewing catheter design.
"We must close ranks in the fight against extremist violence and terror, while abstaining from letting rage come in the way of necessary collective reflection and wisdom for a rational and joint response".
And taking the solitary path of being a writer while working through his divorce and arrangements for seeing his daughter, Mia, now six, was, he says, 'a necessary period of reflection'.
These materials created by the COE (dossiers and monographs) are a good starting point, within the necessary process of reflection regarding how the idea of Europe should be integrated today into the curriculum, and into school programmes.
Xia stresses that Dai's reflective method, by which reality is perceived through its reflection (fanying 反映) in the human mind, pertains to basic theories of materialistic epistemology, given that the objective reality (which is external to the subject of comprehension) is seen as a necessary precondition of reflection (Xia 1996b: 405).
