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Others have explained our insistence on a fair division by citing the need, for our ancestors, to be sheltered by a strong group.

Climate change was chosen for the beta, given the urgency of the issue and the need for the Bank to be transparent about its work.

Although the long jump, triple jump to the "distant" from the word, but more importantly, the need for higher capacity bouncing (height).

When God formed man from the dust of the ground, he made him with a remaining incompleteness , with the need for a helper.

There was broad agreement, he said, on the need for common rules regarding accounting standards, regulation of banks, and remuneration.

"Chinese high-tech companies are just beginning to understand the need for marketing, brand-building and globalization, " said Mr.

This kills the need for a school cafeteria, the point of the cafeteria is not to make money.

How much of the need for our services are we currently meeting? In our neighborhood? In our city? Beyond?

Sata campaigned on the need for change saying that the economic gains had not reached the poor.

However, there can be no disagreement on the need for each of us is to think carefully about the kind of friendship we want.

The system reduces the need for shop floor staff to walk to and from fixed-position terminals or to carry paper-based systems around.

As they began to settle, grow plants and herd animals, the need for a sophisticated number system become paramount.

Substation to be qualified to mine standards, the need for a substation of the various parts of lightning protection.

He said all G20 nations agreed on the need for a strong regulatory response to the crisis and on the broad shape it should take.

Early in its history, the company recognized the need for a distinctive package in which to sell its product.

Of course, I am not denying the need for learning English, but we have got to be moderate, never doubt the power of Chinglish.

People felt the need for a family and security after the long, difficult years of the war.

Yu knew that Cuiping must have been influenced by his constant promotion of the need for money for the revolutionary cause.

I allow her to apply a thick layer of make-up to her face because she is meeting her mother and feels the need for protection.

The easy-to-clean hoppers are equipped with a built-in slide gate, eliminating the need for a separate valve.

We knew that this was not in the sense of -- we think about the site, and think about the need for a memorial.

But before doing that, what I'd like to do is share my depression about the health care system and the need for this with you.

As the subject of exploration, researchers, along with an in-depth thinking on the subject feel that this research and the need for urgency.

If you sense the need for professional advice, do not hesitate to call or visit your local GP, professional counsellor or psychotherapist.

The need for such a luxury car and luxury interior problems, the Defense Department has no description, no one publicly questioned.

"This could also be used for talks involving confidential information, " negating the need for a human translator, said Omino.

All this makes the need for a deal at the multinational climate summit set to convene in Copenhagen this December all the more pressing.

As the empire continued to expand, though, the Khans realized the need for a permanent administrative center.

Once something is familiar as an old pair of socks, the interest wears thin and the need for new worlds to investigate grows strong again.

Also, the system was more complex (due to the need for the home and remote interfaces and the distribution code) than it needed to be.

The British Heart Foundation said the results showed the need for better nutritional and lifestyle support for women.

The need for praise is such an ingrained part of my personality that I doubt I'd be able to change completely, but I can do better.

Arguably, the need for that sort of secretary-general has lately become more pressing.

A more fruitful approach might be to see the trend in terms of the need for greener investment outside the rich world.

That is all I have to say about the significance of the mass line and the need for the Party to continue to follow it in its work.

If you answer, the need for justice, would not a simple denial of communion with Me in heaven serve the ends of justice?

Instead, he has gone out of his way to stress the need for judicial independence and the separation of powers.

This technique is often implemented during wartime to convince people of the need for sacrifices or to justify difficult decisions.

If Colonel Qaddafi were unconditionally to accept the need for all of this, it might be worth negotiating with him.

So part of Doctor Guillotin's legislation included the need for such a beheading to be performed by a machine.

"This underscores the need for regional integration to cushion ourselves against the vacillations of economic waves abroad, " he said.

The point is to eliminate the need for her to think about it, or to even lift a finger.

Other leading historians said the need for such a law might be understandable in Germany but not in France.

As I said, an influenza pandemic is an extreme expression of the need for global solidarity.

We all agree [on the need for better financial regulation], but I personally feel: are these actions necessary at a time of crisis?

Life of a meteor across the long dark night, leaving the scene of the sublime, it is the need for courage and strength much ah!

As all those advanced weapons originate in the United States, then what is the need for the United States to be afraid of that, anything?

The idea, according to him, is to make it a standard in the marketplace now, without the need for standards bodies.

A big advantage would be the elimination of the need for costly manufacturing facilities to produce therapeutic proteins, he said.

Is the no-strings-attached nature of an online sex site trumping the need for an emotional connection these days?

A company co-founder said the need for such a service had collapsed amid the economic downturn.

New "passive safety" features can shut a reactor down in an emergency without the need for human intervention.

Personally I do not see the need for a plus symbol, so I decided to use the minus only since the LED can provide this nicely.

The need for a systemic regulator to oversee the health and stability of the overall financial system has never been greater.

The changing era requires the United States to be more insistent upon the need for free trade and an end to protectionism, he said.

In the eighteenth century, the need for standardizing and regulation was summed up in the word ascertainment .

There is no more than at any time during the recession and the need for companies trying to control costs, obtain a competitive advantage.

He said he became convinced of the need for action after Al Gore, the former US vice- president, visited him at his home.

The threat of a deflation of the kind that plagued Japan in the 1990s enhances the need for a clearly articulated strategy.

At this point the need for firms to streamline some of the text, or to narrow the appropriate font.

Information can be acquired through a direct call to the object without the need for any other participants.

At the graveside Snowball made a little speech, emphasising the need for all animals to be ready to die for Animal Farm if need be.

Another area of agreement, he said, was the need for a strong government policy in support of research and development in this area.

CPV technology reduces the need for large amounts of photovoltaic material, which is often the most expensive part of a solar operation.

His implementation may have been flawed, but Palmstruch had done plenty of thinking, and central to it was the need for credibility.

In both America and Australia the public seems to be growing more doubtful even as policymakers feel more certain of the need for action.

But the king's most powerful brothers do not share his sense of the need for a more open society.

The passage is being used, in part, as an excuse for the need for such a nationwide system, a nationwide test.

From banks' perspective, the most obvious lesson was the need for a strong national government to bear the potential costs of a rescue.

If IBM product library pages do not offer the plug-ins you seek for download, contact IBM to help identify the need for the downloads.

The gaffer has emphasised the need for United to collectively step up to the goal scoring plate this season as well.

Having access to such a wide torque band eliminates the need for a second or third gear in the transmission.

The existence of connection technologies may make it harder to maintain confidentiality, but it does not alter the need for it.

Interoperability has always been one of the key factors pushed by vendors for the need for Web Services standards.

Eliminates the need for synchronization in many situations, all multithreaded systems cannot be implemented solely in terms of tasks.

Reality: The need for outside volunteers is usually limited to professionals with specialized skills and previous disaster experience.

Well, that's life. We're not the Soviet Union, where there was no sex. It is a normal phenomenon, and the need for health. . .

Liu, the security official, said police were trying to strike a balance between the need for safety and the desire for festiveness .

His early works for the protagonist of his name, that the need for a simple, no romance to taste very masculine name.

The machine operates at speeds of up to 350 cartons a minute and can handle a range of different cartons without the need for change parts.

Bear in mind that this monetary reboot is a stopgap: as the abundance spreads, the need for such forms of wealth will decrease.

This eliminates the need for the application to monitor the local network or to deal with network errors.

Laurence Parisot, head of Medef, said the three federations were "quite clear" about the need for a more united Europe.

A special case of the session locking pattern, mentioned above, is the need for a single lock on a set of tables.

Shortly after, one of our practitioners, having realized the need for a local group meditation venue, offered a building that we could use.

If the need for such a special hospital exists, the number of beds required would depend on the condition of the population.

The need for aid is increasing as the downturn worsens the already parlous condition of the poor across the developing world.

Using a content distribution network (CDN) to host the file simply eliminates the need for you to keep track of the file locally.

"These investigations further emphasize the need for independent board members, auditors and outside counsel, " he said.

That would mitigate the need for administrative measures that seem to lurch from stimulative to contractionary.

"These investigations further emphasize the need for independent board members, auditors and outside counsel, " he said.

That would mitigate the need for administrative measures that seem to lurch from stimulative to contractionary.

But Mr Tsang appeared to hope that by applying moral pressure the need for unpopular government actions would be obviated.

The manufacturing revival isn't going to make health reform unnecessary or obviate the need for a strong social safety net.

"My hope is through the strategic dialogue that I'm talking about maybe the need for some of these capabilities is reduced, " Mr Gates said.

The need for a vaccine which would dramatically reduce mortality has never been greater.

Using this tool, as you will soon see, allows you to perform your AIX migrations without the need for lengthy outages.

Zwingli did not see the need for a "sacramental union" in the Lord's Supper because of his modified understanding of sacraments.

These confirmed the need for one more routine operation before he is able to begin preparations for his return to competition in earnest.

Treasury officials cite the need for secrecy given the market-sensitive nature of the information the committee handles.

Treasury officials cite the need for secrecy given the market-sensitive nature of the information the committee handles.

He said all the right things about the need for political competition, transparency, freedom of opinion and expression.

Their research shows that it is possible to convert one stem type to another without the need for genetic modification.

We do not know how many adjustments, but magenta value, the value that you want to reduce the need for additional.

The possibility of the need for a separate capital budget would also have to be considered.

Under certain circumstances, the need for the latter outweighs that of the former.

The company is incorporated in Delaware, and was therefore required to give shareholders only 10 days' notice of the need for more funds.

'It's not the need for control in itself, but rather the failure to achieve specific expectations that can trigger a depression, ' she said.

Lauderdale said her findings should be confirmed by others, but said many studies point to the need for at least six hours of sleep a night.

We saw the need for a new perspective - that of adopters of leading public cloud applications and platforms.

We saw the need for a new perspective - that of adopters of leading public cloud applications and platforms.

The need for operational improvement is one thing; competing with a radically disruptive business model can be much more demanding.

This eliminates the need for a plugin-xml. cfg file, since the communication between the deployment manager and the ODR is direct.

Although these varied research experiences have provided me with fundamental skills, I still feel the need for more training.

If you often don't sleep well at night, and the next day I feel the need for a nap can energetic, may you have formed the bad sleep habits.

This provides ease of use and avoids the need for you to re-enter the values during each run of the procedure or function.

Some supporters of government backing also like the idea, believing that it will demonstrate the need for a backstop.

We regret the need for you to write to us and guarantee the safe delivery of your orders in future .

None of these measures replaces the need for a long-term transformation in the global energy economy.

I can't think of any need in childhood as strong as the need for a father's protection.

I can't think of any need in childhood as strong as the need for a father's protection.

He said it was a way to draw attention to the need for energy-efficient construction around the world.

Part of Gutenberg's genius was to recognise the need for all the letters to be identical in height so they could be easily combined.

It serves to point out the need for you to undertake a very important step in development.

Unless the starting assumptions are appropriate, the need for pension and annuity players to hedge is misleading, he said.

"Changes don't come along in nice annual packages, " he said, "so the need for strategy work is episodic, not necessarily annual. "

A sale could also remove the need for the bank to sell new shares, or issue them directly to the state, analysts said.

Driven by the need for enlightenment, Dazzle was the youngest of his tribe to ever request the sacred ritual.

The techniques covered here can be adapted to any process where the need for simplicity competes with the need to educate users.

Sealed Air said the I-Pack can reduce shipping volumes and eliminates the need for additional packaging materials.

Such a price would negate the need for the expensive hybrid debt Prudential was forced to put on the table to appease regulators.

And, in a spiritual sense, of the need for a higher, more genuine and longer lasting happiness.

However, he said recent events still prove the need for established and trusted brands to stay in the market.

During a banquet in honor of his visit, Reagan spoke of the need for "mutual respect and benefit" between China and the United States.

Some proponents of the Agile movement may disagree; however, I often encounter the need for such a feature, even in the smallest projects.

So will the DPJ be able to excite voters enough to convince them of the need for change?

But in striving to be tough, it may be losing sight of the need for markets to be efficient as well as clean.

The need for guidance in this area has become all the more pressing at a time of global economic downturn and rising health care costs.

This report emphasizes the need for careful evaluation of any umbilical lesion and the importance of histologic diagnosis in case of doubt.

The real challenge was to convince ASDI of the need for activities to occur in parallel rather than to have all milestones be sequential.

The high clock frequency requirements will have to be weighed against the need for tighter design criteria that ensure high noise immunity.

Our luck with the 'before' images highlights the need for a global archive of satellite imagery to help with future disasters.

Audible confirmations of commands help reduce the need for the driver to take his eyes off the road.

Plan B acknowledges the need for debt relief, through some combination of a fiscal transfer and a contribution by bondholders.

But the need for the constituent elements of the system, procedures and effectiveness, etc. to be provided.

If society accepts homosexuality, does the need for separateness dissolve, and with it, gay identity?

This did not remove the need for such scenarios to be solved, however.

To help evaluate the need for mechanical ventilation in buildings, national ventilation guidelines have been established by ASHRAE.

But he made no mention of the need for any political pluralism at home.

Then the retail business and the need for online sales and marketing enterprises should pay attention to the matter.

Atthe time, multiple copies were made using carbon paper or duplicating machines, and people did not see the need for an electronic machine.

Post prominent signs in such an area that warn of potential fire hazards and the need for elimination of any ignition sources.

Furthermore, reference is frequently made to the need for a more 'bottom-up' approach in setting priorities.

The implementation of which is the ARM version of a document, the need for other platforms and then debug the compiler itself out of it.

But what this means is that, although the public now accepts the need for intervention and peacekeeping, the support is not all that solid.

And inevitably, the need for some sort of comedic closure shaped an abbreviated season that consisted of only 18 new episodes.

So, now you know for whom journaling file systems were created, but how do they obviate the need for fsck?

Interest rates in many rich countries are now close to zero, which may increase the potency of, as well as the need for, fiscal stimulus.

Jiaozhou property Authority is now pursuing information construction, and a lot of real estate to the need for the information.

Manufacturers can use on the Internet by means of delivery by post without the need for more manpower to carry out complex delivery process.

At the heart of all of these contests is the need for participants to act like grassroots organizers.

Other challenges include the need for more clinical trials and research to be carried out on paediatric medicines.

Olli Rehn, the EU's top economic official, emphasised the need for the austerity package to be approved by the end of the month.

The need for disarmament and nonproliferation education and training has never been greater.

OpenHydro's generators do not need lubricant, which considerably reduces the need for maintenance, and are said to be safer for marine life.

Over the medium term the need for IT specialists is to be satisfied on the domestic labour market.

It's similar to the embedded librarian approach, but without the need for a formal arrangement with a faculty member for a specific course.

Nicolas Sarkozy talked early in his presidency of the need for Europe to reach out to countries on the Mediterranean's southern rim.

While no one questions the need for innovation, a related set of questions is now being asked with growing urgency.

It no doubt sees the need for a balance of regional relationships.

Carriage: Load can mounted directly to the carriage, eliminates the need for support bearings and reduces overall length of the unit.

He had to admit their own lack of recognition of the need for help, and requested the company to provide support.

The highly integrated nature of the SR-5124 also reduces the need for physical space, always a critical issue in intelligence vehicles.

The need for a shorter route to that country would not be developed.

But many would question the need for this sort of industrial policy in the first place.

The invention increases throughput by at least 20% without reliability or leakage degradation and without the need for additional equipment.

It is able to ship in its own box, without the need for an additional shipping box.

She feels guilty for not keeping it going; but it may simply be that the need for that diet at that particular time in her life has passed.

To start with a carry out of wide range English education and put forward the need for kindergarten to teach English education.

They indicate that he will govern with a pragmatic approach to policy, but with a strong recognition of the need for urgent action.

He found God, begging Road: " God ah, I drink all day without the need for work, too boring, too painful it is hell! "

He also suggested that Beijing had not yet learnt that, with increasing wealth at home, came the need for greater international engagement.

It emphasized the need for clarification on the NGOs that were referred to as also the business groups.

The need for iterative and incremental development arises out of the need to predictably deliver results in an uncertain world.

They declared a 'mayday' and decided to divert the aircraft to Luton, where the aircraft landed without the need for emergency evacuation.

Each of the other tables contain a small number of rows as well, again negating the need for maintenance.

At its heart, talent management is simply a matter of anticipating the need for human capital and then setting out a plan to meet it.

Ford said the cuts will reduce the need for costly incentives to reduce bloated inventories.

He had a point. In the mid-1970s, demand was on the rise, and most of the stuff was imported, creating the need for a distribution chain.

This patient sought chiropractic care to see if non-medical care could assist him and prevent the need for injectable insulin.

Scientists have found a way to grow cotton plants that contain a Bt gene, reducing the need for pesticides.

George Bush tends to understate the need for a new economic plan.

The need for effective prevention programs was illustrated by the results of a recent study in two cities in Honduras.

It noted the need for further discussions on the content or nature of such participation.

Given the general levels of satisfaction of MBA alumni, talk of the need for radical change appears slightly reactionary.

If business executives and sponsors don't understand the need for a PMO -- and view it as overhead -- how can we convince them of its value?

F. D. R. was able to enact Social Security in part because the Great Depression highlighted the need for a stronger social safety net.

but the second was to create the infrastructure for the derivatives world, in a manner that would minimise the need for government meddling.

Whether they want to be or not, every business is in the content business now and the need for content is constant and growing.

The Chinese government is currently trying to balance the need for healthy growth with attempts to control inflation.

Try to ask yourself questions about the need for this organized step.

He was burning with revenge and felt the need for a plane that would be pretty much invisible to Britain's Chain Home radar system.

The need for a strong hand at the helm is no less vital now.

The downside of database mirroring is the need for double the total disk capacity than with a cluster.

Rather, he said Mr. Obama's decision supported 'expanded trade and the need for rules to govern the expansion.

He stressed the need for a new generation of flu shots, particularly in the face of a future pandemic.

It's really refreshing that this is coming from within the fashion industry, suggesting it understands the need for more diversity.

While child protection procedures are occasionally unavoidable, they do not abolish the need for treatment of depressive state.

Such a discovery also minimizes the need for engineers to redesign products so they won't require problematic components.

Such a scheme would not obviate the need for deep reform in Greece.

The Six Sigma Black Belt will be able to identify the need for a transformation in y and to apply the correct transformation.

Given that, the administration hopes China, on its own, will come to recognize the need for a new currency policy.

And that app, on a device fully controlled by Apple, gives users all of the WSJ content for free without the need for a subscription.

The dynamic temporary destinations alleviate the need for CALLBACK queues and reduce the number of queues on the system integration buses.

And he appeared to his friends, showing them the need for the Cross in order to attain the resurrection.

In his vision, you could eliminate the need for soil by growing plants hydroponically (in a liquid) or aeroponically (in the air).

The need for religious expression. Equally old is humanity's attempt to answer the "why" of its existence.

Even if the Europeans come to accept the need for a new period of containment, they want to keep open some sort of dialogue with Russia.

One of the primary goals of this pattern is to remove the need for the subject to have any knowledge of the elements observing it.

I also would have benefited if I'd known more about human resources and the need for well-designed compensation and incentive systems.

Everyone agrees on the need for the sustained focus missing from every earlier attempt to go green.

The need for rules that are agreed multilaterally has never been stronger.

The front office requirements necessitate the need for specialized software that can handle high volumes of data at extremely high speeds.

To see the real-world benefits, consider the money saved by reducing the need for emergency repairs.

The need for a fair, efficient, and regular ration distribution cannot be overemphasized.

Others talk of the need for academics to spend more time talking to managers about the kind of research they would find useful.

Also , VIN can be tied to the LED voltage supply bus , thus eliminating the need for a separate chip supply bus or an external regulator .

It has convinced voters of the need for government, and of leaders who believe in government.

SAM, a diminutive man, he was proud, intelligent. But extraordinary courage. Now China is the need for such a brave man!

Exacerbating the rising income inequality has been a squeeze in the need for jobs demanding mid-range skills.

Aggregating allows any number of extensions to be added, without the need for defining all possible combinations of subclasses.

The need for quick turnaround times also helps to justify the Leeds location at a time when some packaging manufacturing is moving overseas.

A laptop at school also eliminates the need for a physical CD collection and a phone in your room with the help of services like Skype.

It would help the industry across the board, including Ford Motor, which has managed to avoid the need for federal aid.

in postfix notation , the need for parentheses is eliminated and the priority of the operators is no longer relevant.

The site-local addresses are used for addressing inside a site without the need for a global prefix.

Data binding allows you to map specific component values to an existing data structure, without the need for extra programming.

I agree with him to the need for more schools.

In this respect, think of it as cable television without the need for a set-top-box.

Analysis of the need for fundamental way, as well as in the packaging of moon cakes in a concrete manifestation of national culture.

His ability to mislead everyone around him "illustrates the limits of law, not the need for more of it" .

The failure of the company's efforts at last sheeted home the need for proper preparation of business conditions.

thank you for your patience in reading my letter job-seekers, such as the need for detailed information, please contact with me.

Your worries and personal concerns are important, but do not allow them to overshadow the need for your upliftment.

Asia-Pacific century in the Asia-Pacific Community, the Asia-Pacific Community, the need for a more efficient coordination and organizers.

Such considerations and calculations can be quite complex; hence the need for an expert with the requisite esoteric knowledge.

For the driving simulator fan, the Need for Speed series holds a certain nostalgia as one of the first really fun and engaging car games.

I point to UDDI as a standard way for addressing the need for a repository or broker that will manage a directory of service interfaces.

It is by analysing and studying the appearance of a thing that people come to know its essence. Hence the need for science.

You will each see the bond that is necessary for your completion as a spiritual being, and you will understand the need for you to have one.