His progress over the past year has been very encouraging, even if the prize money he has earned has not made it any easier to make ends meet, given the extra distances you need to travel between events on the Challenger Tour.
When making inferences from a model, instead of assessing the "correctness" of the assumptions, one should be pragmatic about which expectations can be met given clinical needs and available knowledge.
The foolish requirement that Mr. Obama issue a decision on the pipeline by Feb. 21 — cynically inserted into the payroll tax bill passed in December — could never be met given the need for a thorough environmental study before any judgment is made.
Singapore is a major hub for regional and multinational companies operating in Southeast Asia, and such measures have raised concerns in the foreign business community about the ability to meet staffing needs, given Singapore's aging population.
Furthermore, Greece continues to experience a shortage of nurses because of the aging population, the demands of integrating new technology and rising consumer expectations, but has limited ability to meet these needs given its current economic crisis [ 23].
What keeps them going is an instinctual optimism, a rough-hewn camaraderie and an elemental faith in themselves and in the world to meet their needs and give them enough to indulge in a few simple pleasures.
"It puts us in a much better position to meet business needs and give students a better chance of getting a job at the end of their course," he says.
But research conducted by Harvard University shows that "many schools are ill-equipped to meet their needs"—including giving them the language skills to speak for themselves.
Eventually we found ourselves asking, 'why try to meet the needs of a given architectural space?
"Of course there's always invention, liturgical and ritual, in religious life, to meet the needs of any given moment.
