"The interest in Dignitas among Britons underlines the case for reform of the law here.
Jurowski, meanwhile, oversaw the whole with a blend of discipline and insight that underlined the case for the score as the most persuasive of musical arguments for pacifism.
"It underlines the case for new investments in health and education services, which we are proposing.... That's why this election matters.
However, the Scottish National Party's Finance Minister John Swinney said the report "underlines the case" for independence and pointed to the uncertainties inherent in the IFS projections.
He said the figures underlined the case for overseas students to be given back the right to apply for post-study work visas, abolished by the UK government, to help Scotland's economy and skills base to grow.
Dr Clare Gerada, chair of the Royal College of GPs, said the disclosures underlined the case for expanding the number of GPs and the need to get CCGs to work together in federations to minimise the total amount of doctor time spent away from patients.
Officials said the abortive attempt to come up with a common European position only served to highlight the divisions that have surfaced as a result of the espionage scandal, with the Europeans against the Americans, the French and the Germans against the British, and leading pro-EU figures arguing that the fiasco has underlined the case for Europe constructing its own cyber-defences.
"Additionally, the fact that Rabbatts, as the only female and only ethnic minority member of the FA board, was alone in posing those important questions further underlines the case for why greater diversity is so very necessary across every level of the game".
The government this month offered cheap credit to producers of shoes, textiles and furniture who are struggling in the face of Chinese competition.Mr Skaf and others argue that the real's strength underlines the case for structural reforms of taxes, pension, labour laws and infrastructure in order to cut the cost of doing business.
