Sample footnotes, taken at random from Deuteronomy: Some recent scholars have accepted Jacob Milgrom's proposal that here the verb q-r-b ("approach") is used in a political extension of its cultic meaning, "to encroach upon," though there is no compelling necessity to see that sense of the word in this verse.
Sample footnotes, taken at random from Deuteronomy: *{:.break one} ** Some recent scholars have accepted Jacob Milgrom's proposal that here the verb q-r-b ("approach") is used in a political extension of its cultic meaning, "to encroach upon," though there is no compelling necessity to see that sense of the word in this verse.
"Everybody who heard him speak recognized the absolute, compelling necessity to move," Sen. Kit Bond (R-Mo)., vice chairman of the intelligence panel, said later of the closed session.
"This is not an issue of compelling necessity," said Sherwin Belkin, a partner in Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman, a law firm that has advised owners on how to use demolition applications to upgrade their properties.
By "evidence," Wundt means the character of compelling necessity accompanying a logical judgment, what we might call self-evidence (L I: 78, 79).
Moreover, the increasingly compelling necessity to deal with computability in the real world (such as computing on continuous data, biological computing, and physical models) has brought focus to new paradigms of computation that are based on biological and physical models.
In Korea, similarly, a key purpose of developing a new university entrance examination in Korea the National English Ability Test (NEAT was claimed to be "to activate the teaching of speaking and writing of English at schools, which has not actually been conducted despite its compelling necessity" (Lee, 2012, p. 30).
The temptation is certainly understandable, but the better part of wisdom is not to toss away our hard-bought freedoms in the absence of truly compelling necessity.
As the Bulletin's former editor Eugene Rabinowitch noted in 1947: "The justification for the intrusion of scientists into national and international affairs, is the compelling necessity for a factual, realistic attitude as the basis of political decisions".
On those rare occasions, we are bound to follow the Supreme Court's admonition that "even the most compelling necessity cannot overcome the claim of privilege if the court is ultimately satisfied that [state] secrets are at stake".
The low ratio of positive blood cultures in critically ill patients obtained in all studies in this setting, including this one, confirms the compelling necessity of finding another sound gold standard for validating new diagnostic tools [ 12, 35, 36].
