In those cases, the Constitution says, state lawmakers can vote on bills as soon as they are printed, as long as the governor sends the Legislature what is known as a "message of necessity," setting out the facts "which in his or her opinion necessitate an immediate vote".
Network executives were afraid that a failure to work in the "public interest, convenience and necessity," as set forth in the Radio Act of 1927, might cause the Federal Communications Commission to suspend or even revoke their licenses.
At first, Grotius didn't want to go, but bowing to the force of royal prerogative (not to mention economic necessity), he set sail for Stockholm in March 1645.
The necessity to set thresholds when determining acceptability of risks has also been recognised in international guidelines for the risk assessment of living modified organisms [8].
Of course, the blame lies wholly with those who think it's acceptable to be disrespectful to people, but many will agree that with cultural influence comes a necessity to set examples, whether that be pop stars, Hollywood A-listers, or cosplayers.
Of course, the blame lies wholly with those who think it's acceptable to be disrespectful to people, but many will agree that with cultural influence comes a necessity to set examples, whether that be popstars, Hollywood A-listers or cosplayers.
Nowadays, the necessity to set limits on life support has become commonplace [ 2].
Therefore, there is a prompt necessity to set up national and regional neonatal screening programs while including CYP21A2 genotyping in the diagnostic component to address this serious health issue.
As the journal said, the garbage closet "obviates the necessity of setting the garbage pail on the fire escape".
The longtime New Yorker staff writer talks with David Remnick about running, health, and the necessity of setting phones aside to give the mind some leisure time.
