It is absolute necessity to maintain them.
Handling complexity will be a necessity for manufacturing companies to assert themselves against global competitors in highly volatile markets.
Mr. Montes Brito said the Salvadoran community had worked hard to satisfy the basic necessities and was ready to assert itself.
However, he also sought to assert the necessity for Pinewood's increase in capacity, by saying: "Although we have hosted the three largest film productions of the year, being Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens, Avengers: Age of Ultron and the 24th Bond film Spectre, we continue to be unable to meet all the demand from large films.
"In such a context, does migration constitute a choice or a necessity?"Migrants' rights may be easy to assert for islanders whose homes are drowned but hard in the case of big, messy movements across Africa and Asia.
And while Democrats seek to capitalize on the report's conclusions that there was little collaboration between Iraq and Al Qaeda to discredit the rationale for invading Iraq, Mr. Cheney continues to assert that the attacks made the war a necessity.
If they were true in virtue of their meaning alone (even if unobviously so), and thus analytic, then the necessity might be said to be purely logical, where to deny the claim is then to assert some form of logical contradiction (cf. Bennett 1979, Walker 1978: 18 23, Walker 1989: 63 4, Bell 1999).
A deductive argument can be roughly characterized as one in which the claim is made that some proposition (the conclusion) follows with strict necessity from some other proposition or propositions (the premises)—i.e., that it would be inconsistent or self-contradictory to assert the premises but deny the conclusion.
40,000 years ago we felt a necessity to imprint our hands on cave walls with the technologies afforded to us via nature, and now we want to assert our individuality via the digital technologies that have been built, consciously or not, for that purpose.
To assert otherwise is simply incorrect".
