Needing an excessive amount of advice and reassurance from others before undertaking any task is a sign of deep dependence.
But it was Mr Moscovici who did most to persuade the Germans that they need a strong French economy; that excessive fiscal consolidation could choke growth; and that sticking to the original target risked a social explosion, because youth unemployment is rising so fast.
While for couples that probably means a romantic night out on the town, the single folks out there may need a little more help avoiding excessive Facebook stalking and 3 a.m.
Don't deviate from teaching There is no need for an excessive response to low-level disruption.
The Au weight percent can be controlled by repeating the coating process while decreasing the water content and core concentration, making it possible to systematically tune the shell thickness over a large range without the need for an excessive number of coating steps.
Despite the lack of clinical evidence supporting these experimental data, and because of variability in glucose levels, more rigorous management of hypoglycemia (infusion of a more moderate amount of glucose and closer monitoring) could be needed to prevent an excessive hyperglycemic rebound.
Need for stimulation (proneness to boredom): an excessive need for novel, thrilling, and exciting stimulation; taking chances and doing things that are risky.
Policy change was inevitable when new governments come to power after long periods of single party government, he said, but "there is a balance to be struck between governments having the right to introduce new policies for which they have a democratic mandate, and the need to avoid an excessive politicisation of key aspects of education policy".
He went on: "I accept that there is a balance to be struck between governments having the right to introduce new policies for which they have a democratic mandate, and the need to avoid an excessive politicisation of key aspects of education policy.
