All three types, in fact, are critically necessary, as the author argues, in eliciting hope for ecological redemption.
Forcing beneficiaries to pay more is a reasonable way to get them to think twice before undergoing an expensive test that may not be critically necessary.
Therefore, we think that calling them out, naming and shaming them, is critically necessary so that people know why these climate talks here are not actually going as fast as we need them to go".
We also believe that, given the complexities of the problem, OCR's process has sacrificed the basic safeguards of the lawmaking process and that those safeguards are critically necessary to formulate sound regulatory policy.
What Tony Blair realised through the findings of his Commission for Africa was that those things that had been lobbied for so intensely, for so long, by the NGO activists were critically necessary, not just in a humanitarian sense but in a profoundly political way also.
Supporters of the ACA, and the media in general, need to do a better job of debunking myths and lies circulated to obfuscate and mystify – and to get out the facts and the context for why the ACA is critically necessary for our nation and beneficial to the vast majority of Americans.
It is critically necessary that the relationship between wages and house prices is altered to about 3 times.
Data that is critically necessary for educational innovation is restricted, poorly structured or not digitized at all; indeed, data access is a highly sensitive issue.
Thus, it is critically necessary to develop innovative ideas and solutions to enhance mechanical stability of ITO under external bending loads.
Now, after having saved the economy from falling into a depression, laid the groundwork for economic recovery and soundly won reelection, President Obama is poised to force Republicans to do what is critically necessary to right the nation's fiscal situation: raise tax rates on the wealthiest Americans.
