Local figures, furthermore, lacked the necessary authority to be accepted as monarchs.
Atwood's early years in the forest endowed her with a sense of self-determination, and with a critical distance on codes of femininity — an ability to see those codes as cultural practices worthy of investigation, not as necessary conditions to be accepted unthinkingly.
This view was meant to contrast with what was perceived to be the common belief that road traffic crashes and fatalities are a "necessary evil to be accepted in the interests of personal mobility" (Tingvall and Haworth 1999).
It feels necessary in order to be accepted into a group of predominantly male peers.
Since the late 1970s, accounting professors have opined that the journal was sacrificing relevance for mathematical rigor, and by 1982, accounting researchers realized that mathematical analysis and empirical research were a necessary condition for articles to be accepted.
Trust in regulatory authorities and processes is a necessary condition for the rules to be accepted by purchasers of pharmaceuticals [ 25] thus securing demand which in turn provides incentives for producers to adopt the rules.
If the GP or another doctor suspects cancer, only medically necessary waiting times should be accepted in the clinical pathway from symptom to treatment.
However, there are several details to be added and some new analyses are necessary before the paper can be accepted.
The offers of purchase in MSD are also called downward, meaning that such offers will be accepted if it is necessary to reduce the amount of energy generated, while offers to sell are called upward.
Creating all the supporting documentation necessary to ensure that lies are accepted is hardly free, as we can see with diploma mills which can charge thousands of dollars for the right paperwork.
Recently, high expectations are placed in diagnostic studies of the gastrointestinal microbiota, but further validations will be necessary before this tool is accepted in clinical practice [ 32, 99].
