The threat posed by bioweapons raises the unusual need to assess the balance of risk and benefit in publication.
Other significant considerations confirm a conclusion that this case presents a nonjusticiable political question: the "unusual need for unquestioning adherence to a political decision already made," as well as "the potentiality of embarrassment from multifarious pronouncements by various departments on one question". Baker, supra, 369 U.S., at 217, 82 S.Ct., at 710.
Then there are the particularly unusual needs: Giants lineman Chris Snee is one of a few players to wear the "diaper," or the extra flap that goes between the legs and keeps the jersey from riding up, while quarterback Eli Manning and linebacker Mathias Kiwanuka prefer the older, mesh-style jerseys (as opposed to the newer, microfiber versions).
This paper is motivated by the somewhat unusual need to gain insight into the phenomenology of the mechanism by which a wavy edge is formed on the wreckage of some aircraft fuselage skins associated with aircraft destroyed in flight by on-board explosion.
This makes unusual needs one of the easiest needs to deal with; while you may get a vague, questioning look for recurring needs, that is less likely, but still possible here.
The idea for a program tailored to military veterans came from realizing their unusual needs, said Ann J. Swern, the first assistant district attorney in Brooklyn.
As such, most of the victims of the suicide bombing attacks in its catchment area are evacuated to TASMC, and a special treatment protocol has evolved for coping with the unusual logistic needs of such events.
Be receptive of unusual needs that are normally spoken by the customer (not from your creating a need).
The online artisans' marketplace sells some unique products and has some unusual needs when it comes to IT.
Special arrangements may be made for those with unusual needs or those simultaneously enrolled in other degree programs within the University.
