Georg Simmel, the early-20th-century German sociologist, described money this way: humans have a natural tendency to create unnatural hierarchies that predicate the need for haves and have-nots because, ironically, they serve a very useful role in social cohesion.
These issues usually aren't front and center during the back-to-school media blitz we see each fall, but for students, they're sometimes difficult hurdles that predicate the need for an ongoing dialogue between teens and parents alike.
The spending ratio for countries from SSA was significantly higher at 19.4 percent, thus predicating the need for regional analyses to further understand this discrepancy.
Keynesianism, of course, is the very definition of an economic philosophy predicated on the need for an interplay between government and the market, precisely the sort of "grand bargain" thinking that Friedman insists is woefully lacking on both sides.
In cognitive evaluation theory, IM is viewed as a (p.56) "significant feature of human nature that affects performance, persistence and well-being across life's epochs" that is predicated upon the need for relatedness, autonomy and competence [ 26, 30, 32].
The development of the proposed treatment strategy, a 1-week summer treatment program, was predicated on evidence supporting the need for childhood treatments that are developmentally sensitive, allow for creative application of intervention components, incorporate a child's social context, and ultimately establish new pathways for dissemination to the community.
Not only will this be more analytic and more 'joined-up', in that the longer term implications of short-term decisions will be addressed, but it will also be more participative, in that the wider information base drawn upon and the need for broader interpretation, will predicate community involvement in the subsequent stages of the planning spiral.
This must be a carefully calibrated approach so will likely have to be a system predicated on the applicant's skills and qualifications; the need for those skills in the economy; and their economic context.
Democracy is predicated on an informed citizenry, and never has the need for a robust public media system been greater.
The new Guidelines expand the investigative methods available to agents, reduce supervisory controls and temporal limitations on fishing expeditions, and by eliminating the need for a factual predicate underlying investigations, invite racial and religious profiling apparent in the Bureau's latest investigative successes.
And this is all predicated on the idea that Parliament would actually agree on both the need for change and the mechanics for implementing it.
