Only curious, my father didn't seem to feel the need for closer inspection.
The Boston bombing stressed the need for closer U.S.-Russian collaboration on fighting terrorism.
French interlocutors expressed a particular need for closer, more efficient P3 coordination.
Both Labor and Tory politicians stressed the need for closer examination of cargoes on the continental side of the Channel.
More significant, Professor Bibas said, was the symbolic importance of the court recognizing the need for closer monitoring of pretrial negotiations.
The protests began when Yanukovych turned his back on a planned association agreement with the European Union, citing financial pressure and the need for closer ties with Russia.
The S.E.C. understands "the need for closer international cooperation," said Andrew Larcos, the public affairs officer for the International Organization of Securities Commissions, the global regulatory body.
The need for closer scrutiny of these schools by state officials is underscored in a report published last week by the National Education Policy Center, a research center at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
Raoul Ruparel, head of economic research at Open Europe, a policy group that is sometimes skeptical of the need for closer European integration, said, "The approach failed monumentally in Greece".
In Brussels, predictably, the talk is of the need for closer economic governance, new powers of surveillance for the European Commission and its statistics office and perhaps the creation of a European lender of last resort.
To many outside the region — the United States, China and the International Monetary Fund — the crisis has exposed design flaws in Europe's 11-year-old monetary union and shown the need for closer political and economic union to underpin it.
