HONG KONG — There may come a time when these memorials will cease, when they are unneeded, untoward, unwanted.
This avoids an awkward moment, present in some boardrooms today, when the chairman or lead director at the close of the meeting looks around the room with the CEO present and asks, 'Does anyone see the need for an executive session?'" Fetter insists that executive sessions be held, without him, even if it appears that they are unneeded.
Last year, the State Department of Health estimated that of the 63,000 beds New York hospitals are licensed for — they actually operate thousands fewer — about 20,000 were unneeded.
President George W. Bush's administration asserted that some federal subsidies were unneeded, and a Democratic-led Congress in 2007 cut them by about $20 billion.
The companies -- Allstate, Progressive and Encompass -- accused the 26 defendants of staging accidents and running diagnostic and acupuncture centers that were "medical bill mills," churning out claims for procedures that were unneeded or never performed.
We agree with the commissioner: If one did feel that net neutrality regulations were unneeded, what Chairman Wheeler got passed today would be in fact both belt and suspenders, but in reverse.
The threatened Snowpocalypse missed New York, more or less, making Monday morning's panic look slightly absurd on Tuesday afternoon, as panics do when they turn out to be unneeded.
By Adam Gopnik January 28 ,2015 The threatened Snowpocalypse missed New York, more or less, making Monday morning's panic look slightly absurd on Tuesday afternoon, as panics do when they turn out to be unneeded.
Gun makers have argued that legislative action is unneeded because they are already voluntarily moving to produce weapons with the locks.
Instead they had a feeling of being unneeded by their child or in the way.
