"We are aware of the increasing need for direction from the I.R.S. on this issue," the agency said in a statement.
A partial answer is that there is a need for direction and guidance in doing anything that takes time or requires the selection of means.
In the vast wilderness, there is a need for direction, a map, even just a sign.
She relates this foggy self-understanding, this need for direction, to the crimes committed by the ranch girls.
One cultivated an inner receptivity to higher aspirations as incarnated in the Western classical heritage that spoke to one's need for direction and lucidity amidst the confusions of life.
Thus, we suggest that postponing distance-dependent elimination of SAC SAC connections until after eye-opening allows both the dense connectivity needed for wave propagation and the selective anti-parallel connectivity needed for direction selectivity.
Almost every recipe is depicted in an elaborately styled photograph, which minimizes the need for detailed directions.
But at least the controls are usually straightforward and involve little more than the timely pressing of a single button or furiously shaking the Wii Remote or pointing it; occasionally there's a need for four directions, too, but overall there's nothing overly taxing.
However, recent discoveries of novel metabolic pathways in both the nitrogen and carbon cycle across a spectrum of aquatic ecosystems, highlights the need for new directions and a truly multidisciplinary approach to quantifying the flux of carbon and nitrogen through rivers.
When the activities that are included in one process are not standardized, the need for verbal directions for medication increases and the use of the ICIP decreases.
