And, above all, to understand the necessity of its freedom.
But first it has to find politicians who understand the necessity of hybridity.
All educators understand the necessity of assessment, but it is our obligation to do the minimum amount of testing necessary, and no more.
I could understand the necessity of the call, though - obviously her father, like mine, hadn't yet become a savvy texter.
The priests and politicians who use and discard her are self-serving, yes, but also men of reason who understand the necessity of acting not from the gut but from the head in an unsteady world.
First, someone in Micheletti's circle needs to help his interim government understand the necessity of managing its international public relations to help position itself for the coming negotiations.
Yet American designers also understand the necessity of careful cross-promotion, which, when deployed with finesse, can give a helping hand to upstarts, some of whom will grow up to be the next Jason Wu.
The measures taken to protect employee health should be thoroughly explained so that workers understand the necessity of complying with such irksome or unpleasant restrictions as the wearing of protective clothing and face masks.
To regain credibility on the economy – without which they can't win an election – they have to show that they understand the necessity of tackling the deficit, just as New Labour did in the 1990s.
The Met's confusing pricing scheme contributes only sixteen per cent of its two-hundred-and-fifty-million-dollar budget; more substantial donations come from other sources, not only corporate but also individual donors who, through sustained interactions, come to understand the necessity of their donations to the museum's mission.
