Central management by the agency has also removed the need for individual procurement processes by forces, it explained.
His policies are outlined, including his belief in the need for individual sacrifice, government budget cuts, and in Bore cooperation between the allies.
We're talking about combining proven responses to alcoholism, depression and post-traumatic stress syndrome with the need for individual and family therapy.
In practice, there is a natural, and important, tension between the nature of that openness and the need for individual privacy.
Mostly, the kids expressed a need for individual help and attention, support in coping with sometimes difficult home situations, counselling, kindness, association with others who have travelled on the trouble train and somehow got off it.
It was 1843 when Cole had an artist whip up something he could send to all his friends, thereby cutting down on the need for individual letters at the end of the year.
Eventually, the approach of the industry's trade group, the Motion Picture Association of America — which relies on the ratings system to reduce tobacco impressions reaching the young — may diminish the need for individual solutions.
But while slackers were marked by a studied apathy, hipsters were driven by a serious case of early-onset nostalgia combined with a neurotic need for individual self-expression.
Compact cities, it was argued, increase energy efficiency, maximise land use, reduce travelling distances within the city (then reducing the need for individual car use if public transport is in place) - as well as preserving nature.
This negated the need for individual reliability scores for coders.
This provides exergetic benefits and also reduces the need for individual room control.
