I hope, Mr. President, that your words now are also to be understood in that way, and that the Tribunal will still consider whether the proposed period of 14 days could not be extended to correspond with the time which we consider necessary.
Our foremothers would baulk in horror at the things we casually consent to and the ever-growing list of body parts which we consider it necessary to tamper with.
In a statement, the group said: "We are of the view that there is an issue of fundamental and far reaching importance relating to the European Habitats Directive for which we consider it necessary to seek a further ruling from the court".
Accordingly, we decided to remove all the results from the foscrb Y10F variant from the main figures and videos, and added them as figure supplements when we considered necessary, which not only saves space, but also improves the flow of reading.
He was consulted about the mission, he said, simply because he was the only one who could authorize the use of helicopters, which Barker considered necessary.
The left-wing Anabaptists were accused of antinomianism, both for theological reasons and also because they opposed the cooperation of church and state, which was considered necessary for law and order.
JODL: Of course, I did not follow up every document that came to Field Marshal Keitel; but Field Marshal Keitel submitted everything which was considered necessary for the Fuehrer to know about.
DOENITZ: On 30 April 1945, in the evening, I received a radio message from headquarters to the effect that the Fuehrer was designating me his successor and that I was authorized to take at once all measures which I considered necessary.
A typical madrasah curriculum included logic (which was considered necessary as an "instrumental" science for the formal correctness of thinking procedure), Arabic literature, law, Hadith, Qurʾān commentary, and theology.
He himself was silent regarding his plans, but more and more leaders expressed the conviction that he would make the race which is considered necessary to offset resentment in the industrial East against New Deal policies and the possible effects of former Governor Alfred E. Smith's preconvention broadside against President Roosevelt.
