Comfy chairs with a place for my coffee mug would be necessities, and telephones and computers would be completely barred.
It's the programs that aren't an absolute necessity that wouldn't get funded, the things that would be a necessity would get funded".
Here in the U.S. that would be a necessity, and the film would be about that.
"The steel is more expensive," he admitted, "but there would be no necessity for repairs.
All that was needed now, so far as rhythmic matters were concerned, was to chisel the detail, and here the words would be a necessity.
I want to say, "Do you really have no more self-control than that, that you must drink a coffee, now, this very minute?!" Then again, if people still had self-control, there would be no "necessity" for cellphones.
That vast simulation – codenamed Imperial Sunset – was generally regarded to have been a success, albeit one that determined the establishment of martial law would be a necessity within four to five days.
Several participants expressed the opinion that an automatic link between the images and the report would be a necessity in any future system.
"In our view, standardization [of EDRs] would be a necessity if this market [for EDRs] is going to be a success".
The reductions depend on the class of fly ash and suggest that trial mixtures would be a necessity to apply these technologies to each specific fly ash/cement/admixture combination being employed in the field.
Schwartz himself pitched the On*Star idea to General Motors in the 1980s, believing it would be a necessity as urban drivers, rolling through the roads of blighted cities, would want a quick way to contact the police.
