They took the trouble to understand what Texas is trying to achieve, how the plan actually works, whom it really benefits, and what makes it "necessary" if the state is to reach its concededly constitutional goal for its flagship university.
This what makes it necessary for some people, and unbearable for others.
What makes them such prime resources, beloved by designers, who often contribute their own items, is what makes it necessary for the shopper to move fast — designers shop there, too.
What this means is that a smart subordinate should actually want the relationship with the firm to be based at least in some part on things that are qualitative — that require judgment and interpretation because these are what makes it necessary and optimal for him to be an actual part of the firm.
That's what makes it necessary to have some good local beer from time to time and dream the occasional dream about what a different future might look like.
The word "child" is beginning to take a place alongside the names of such military disqualifying defects as color-blindness, buberculosis, hernia, amputation, etc. "What affliction made it necessary for you to stay in a simple sack suit during the last war?" thousands of gaffers in their thirties will be asked by their children ten years from now.
Note that the first entity in this list is a concrete entity, while the rest are abstract entities.[2] Many interesting philosophical questions arise when one inquires about necessary beings: What makes it the case that they exist necessarily?
In an official 3-page statement on Wednesday, the group said the attacks have made it necessary to explain what it does.
As the Associated Press points out, conservative strongholds are laying plans for what they've taken to calling "sustainability" and "resilience" without mentioning what's making it necessary.
It's harrowing and upsetting, and it will haunt you for a long time, which is part of what it makes it necessary viewing.
