Debate then turns to respect for the dead, burial rites, the concept of vital needs and custom.
Likewise, the hypothalamus is a small but critical part of the brain, producing a number of peptide releasing factors that control a host of vital needs that depend on hormonal balance [5].
Despite institutional aid and other support services, large numbers of family members still provide care to dependent patients, mainly at home, where the main aspects of vital needs care takes place [ 3, 4].
Sweeping the dead into mass graves robs their loved ones of a vital need of survivors – the ability to grieve properly.
Stay tuned for more if I hear from Groat, and for a discussion of the vital need for peer review of health studies in gas country if credibility is the goal.
He said that would "balance the needs of the city both in terms of the vital need to build a better transport system for Bristol and allowing the city to grow more of its own food".
I am grateful to each of these panelists for reminding us of the vital need for investment in the next generation ATM systems that will meet the needs of aviation in the 21st century.
Mahmoud Abbas, president of the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority, a Hamas rival, also spoke of the vital need to free the remaining prisoners.
At a time when the Justice Department's surveillance of journalists has aroused deep anger, the flood of new information about the NSA's activities is a reminder of the vital need for those journalists to be able to do their jobs without fear.
Further, while the intelligence cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the United States in the recent bomb plots originating in Yemen is a stark demonstration of the vital need for real-time cooperation on security issues, the reason for closer relations between our countries goes well beyond security.
