He also urged all nations -- and, by implication, the Bush administration -- to think long and hard about the grave consequences of war, which he cast as a last resort, "a necessary evil".
A resolution to this explosive conflict is a must and only the United States can influence, induce, pressure or even resort to necessary coercive measures to compel Israel and the Palestinians to make the required concessions and reach a peaceful agreement.
In a statement ClientEarth chief executive, James Thornton, said court action was a last, but necessary, resort.
The Netherlands, he said, should if necessary, resort to a veto if the negotiations do not lead to "fairer rules".
His was an angry screed of blame that led to a small tempest of talk shows and defensive parents arguing that A.D.H.D. drugs were both a last resort and a necessary one in most cases, while Dr. Sroufe disagreed.
The close relationship between local political events and literary trends, however, together with a necessary resort to elaborate allegories, allusions, and symbols during the communist period, rendered many excellent Polish works inaccessible to the foreign public.
To safeguard China's sovereignty and territorial integrity and realize the reunification of the two sides of the straits, the Chinese government has the right to resort to any necessary means.
This is why both Australian and human rights law say that the removal of liberty should only ever occur as a last resort, where absolutely necessary, and subject to meaningful safeguards.
"It should be regarded as a last resort, but a necessary resort, for some of the worst institutions and better than sort of a death of a thousand cuts for these institutions -- where you just keep pumping money in, they stabilize for awhile, get worse, etc".
"Justifiable" wars, with all the unfortunate "collateral damage" of incalculable property destruction and the deaths of innocent people, may often seem to be the last and necessary resort, yet wars and violence have never been sufficient to eradicate evil.
