"Some are afraid of backlash, others feel the necessity to make clear that these people may be Muslim but they're beyond the pale of our civilization," said Ayaz Shaikh, 36, an Indian-American lawyer who describes himself as a thoroughly secular Muslim.
This finding also suggests the necessity to be clear with respect to which outcome (utilization or intensity) health care policy is intended to address.
Hence, the necessity to have clear definitions was more than obvious based on the experience gained from the application of the AFS system.
This will also make explicit the necessity to have a clear and common use for the concept social value.
I'm hoping the president will see the wisdom, and really the necessity, to follow the clear guidance provided in our Constitution".
But to Carlos Fernández, the president of the country's largest business group, the strike was a clear necessity to pressure what he called a stubborn, nondemocratic government into agreeing to a nonbinding referendum on Mr. Chávez's rule.
The necessity to empower patients is clear to care providers.
The clear necessity to develop concepts, methods and technologies to support synthetic biology projects has been emphasized repeatedly (Andrianantoandro et al., 2006; Endy, 2005) and particularly the lack of computer-aided design (CAD) tools that could facilitate the conceptualization, design and simulation of such synthetic systems (Gulati et al., 2009).
The desire to keep the abstract liberal model at a distance derives also from the ever clearer necessity to define location-specific spatial norms: following the principles, which have become relevant again, of form-based normative codes (Soutworth and Ben Joseph 2003; Ben Joseph 2005; Baer 2011), and in general the central nature of a design code in planning practices (Carmona et al. 2003, 2011).
However, she pointed out that since 30% of suspects arrested in London were foreign nationals, there was a clear operational necessity to use the scheme and promised to carry out a pilot scheme and bring back to parliament a detailed business case before any further vote.
