They do not obviate the principle.
A properly drafted deed should obviate the need to understand these default rules because such a deed should spell out the respective duties and limitations of the parties' rights with respect to the driveway.
7 20 Furthermore, the 20/22 cm rule does not obviate the need for auscultation, which remains important for detection of pathological breath sounds including rales and wheezing, especially in intubated patients.
Another option is MDCT coronary angiography, which may be clinically useful an may may obviate the need of CAG when luminal stenoses are ruled out [ 45].
Congressional statutes tend to obviate the need.
"In that context, you obviate the philosophical debate.
"Understanding that context does not obviate the fact of genocide of Native Americans".
The I.N.D.C.s obviate the need to agree on a single approach, or even to disagree.
What it hasn't done is obviate the need for human insight and intuition.
This would obviate the need for them to smuggle themselves in illegally – and dangerously.
