Hence his supposed need to stay on the right side of the social conservatives who oppose same-sex marriage.
If we take as our starting point the supposed need to reduce social expenditure, we will not arrive at the goal of reducing poverty and inequality.
Our strategy is survival," he writes of a nuclear-armed state, by far the most powerful in the region, and its supposed need to administer "periodic reminders" to enemies.
Most Canadians, however, have swallowed jingoistic nonsense from the government about a supposed need to affirm the country's "sovereignty" in the region (Stephen Harper said we should "use it or lose it").
The president rejected claims from Trump and former House speaker Newt Gingrich about the supposed need to clamp down on immigration from Muslim countries or to monitor Muslims living in the US.
There is no overt appeal to closely related modal concepts (e.g., the counterfactual conditional) and no overt appeal to modality-supplying entities (e.g., universals or God; for the supposed need to appeal to God, see Foster 2004).
This discussion, in particular, is connected to how a conservative framework of property rights has been used in counterinsurgency discourses to further push the supposed need to formalize land tenure and modernize the landscape.
Various other writers have however explored the implication, either directly or as part of the discussion of the supposed need to "punish" dirty hands (for this topic see below).
A recent essay in the magazine Conservation by science writer Warren Cornwall called "There Will Be Blood" is a must read for anyone interested in keeping up with current discussions and debates about the supposed need to kill animals of one species to save those of another species.
But philanthropy is the new taxation, and Ashcroft, I suppose, needs to preserve his money – how else could he fund the campaign posters that pictured Gordon Brown saying I Increased The Gap Between Rich And Poor that flew up in marginal constituencies during the last election and defined, perhaps for ever, the true nature of cynicism?
