Additionally, the standard application of the model to all registrations allowed the SWALIS system to serve as the proper environment to manage the clinical added information (i.e. noting patients' clinical or private necessities).
Although her children are educated privately, the level of competition makes private tuition "a necessity".
These contracted vehicles represent Genpact's private fleet, a necessity given the absence of a public transportation system in Gurgaon.
He does not discuss the effect of a judgment and its satisfaction, and he gives only slight attention to what a teacher of Torts calls privileges to commit what, but for the privilege, would be a conversion, for example, abatement of nuisance, self- defense, defense ofproperty, private and public necessity, etc.
Connell said that unlike in Iraq, where armed security is a necessity, private security in the New Orleans area is mostly needed to make people "feel better with a linebacker-sized guy with you". He said the employees he has dispatched to the Gulf Coast are typically Americans who have retired from law enforcement jobs.
It is a symptom of the clash of private and public, of necessity and property.
Parents who view private school as a necessity would do well to visit the best public schools.
Sung solo to strummed guitar chords — a departure from her usual single notes — the song is an achingly tender confessional about private pain and the necessity of putting on a brave face onstage.
I think it impossible to find in the scheme of the Constitution a necessity that private remedies be expanded beyond this, to include a remedy not available, for a similar infraction, against the United States itself.
Freed by a private income from the necessity of work, he is a lost soul of 32 years, passing his time before claiming the greater inheritance from his uncle by hunting for fossils, and tortured by memories of his liaisons with prostitutes.
