Sentences with phrase «compelling need»

This is unfortunate given the urgent and compelling need for a national representative body to be in place.

If you absolutely must travel with your own golf clubs or have some other compelling need to check a second bag, second - level elite status may be required to get that free.

But having one's religious conscience protected from intrusion by one's fellow citizens is a much less compelling need than having it protected from the government.

Impact litigation to protect the right to quality education and to compel needed education reform.

Yet to him so universal was the love of God, so compelling the need to serve every human being, that the covenant with its exclusive bounds was left behind.

In response to compelling needs in the charter school sector, Lauren Morando Rhim and Paul O'Neill launched the National Center for Special Education in Charter Schools (NCSECS) in October 2013.

The need for extra care in this situation is obvious, the more so when it has to be accommodated with an equally compelling need for the Bank to say more about monetary policy issues in the interests of raising public understanding of them.

While future projections of sea level rise and flooding are important to help with proactive planning, the data from the past 10 years provides the most compelling need to curb climate change to mitigate a dire future.

«The proliferation of these technologies is staggering in actual legal practice,» Stouffer reports, «which compels the need for exposure during law school.»

the establishment of such a body given the urgent and compelling need for such a representative body.

Flights were also donated to Angel Flight West, a nonprofit, volunteer - driven organization that arranges free, non-emergency air travel for children and adults with serious medical conditions and other compelling needs.

«First, the compelling need to reply to a received e-mail impedes employees» psychological engagement by affecting their ability to concentrate.

As a result, financially - excluded merchants couldn't sign up for them when they had a compelling need.

However, in a letter opposing the idea, church member Brian Jones told the court: «There is no compelling need to have them in the church since there are already two in the Parish Room which is no more than thirty yards from the North Door.

I am just an old man with time on my hands and am finding out the freedoms in multi-tasking,,, and yes I feel a compelling need to converse with many people posting their individual connotations of conjectured rationalisms.

The compelling need to distort organic time or to resort to philosophic extremity may vanish.

According to Bill Earle, President of NABI, one of the survey sponsors, «We recognized a compelling need for importers to get a sense of compensation ranges for sales personnel.

There is an urgent and compelling need to license athletic trainers in California to protect the public, protect employers of athletic trainers and protect athletic trainers.

I, for one, feel no compelling need to support the billion - dollar industry known as modern obstetrics.

He wants to be out on his own, but he also has a compelling need to be with you as his parent.

There is a compelling need for a comprehensive study of the factors which militate against the effective representation of women in Parliament.

«It is, therefore, in realising the compelling need to re-awaken some of the lofty traditional and cultural values that define us as a people and create avenues that will foster unity and peaceful coexistence, that Alhaji Yahaya Bello magnanimously de-proscribed the festivals.

But the compelling need to prioritise Afghanistan seems likely to trump them.

Improving Data Collection for Patient Care and Clinical Trials The pharmaceutical industry faces a compelling need to improve to improve its research processes.

To succeed in your business, you need to create practical products or services that fulfill some compelling need or demand.

«There is a compelling need to create public awareness of educational opportunities to ensure that students from all backgrounds have access to them,» Lu added.

Chien agrees that basic stem cell biology has not kept pace with clinical studies, but he says there is a compelling need for new treatments.

There is a compelling need, the researchers concluded, to develop new ways that help people maintain long - term relationships.

According to the results of the report, there is no compelling need for revision of any part of the DMP.

Such incidents illustrate a compelling need for augmenting the regular inspection with an industrywide continuous monitoring program of bolts that have shown issues, the report says; currently there is no standard industrywide program to inspect bolts that have failed or are being replaced, such as after the five - year inspection required for BOPs.

Thus, there is a compelling need to better identify and select patients who may benefit from such immune therapies.

People with an addiction will feel a compelling need to use a drug (which can be alcohol, the nicotine in tobacco, a prescription drug or an illegal chemical such as cocaine or heroin), even when the user knows that doing so risks severe health or legal consequences.

There remains a compelling need to sequence the genomes of many more organisms,» said NHGRI Director Francis S. Collins, M.D., Ph.D. «The ability to compare the genomic sequences of different species has opened a powerful new window into how our own genome functions.

The essence of the film is about Salinger's passion for writing and a compelling need to be published.

The challenge is not to fully close the achievement gap between rich and poor, which is an exercise in futility, but to recognize the compelling need to close the «opportunity gap» between the haves and the have - nots.

High Tech High GSE's leaders founded their school based on a compelling need they saw within the K — 12 teacher education sector: developing graduate students as both teacher leaders and school leaders through opportunities to apply theory to real - world teaching and learning contexts.

The compelling need for school leadership, learning strategies, and teaching resources to be shared through digital networking has never been greater.»

Given the compelling need of so many city students and the push to hold schools more accountable for achievement, some argue that urban schools deserve a greater share of public resources.

Could progressives capitalize on DeVos's rhetoric around school choice — particularly, the compelling need to liberate kids from struggling, high - poverty schools — to encourage choice within the public - school system that is designed to bring children of different backgrounds together?

Principals noted a compelling need for more adequate preparation and professional development in specific leadership areas, such as how to manage the change process in the schools, evaluate teachers» use of the new standards during instruction, align the school's instructional focus, make key decisions on the best types of professional development to support teachers, and develop extended learning opportunities to sufficiently address CCSS implementation.

The E-Government Act also prohibits the usage of persistent tracking technology («persistent cookies») unless the Agency can demonstrate a compelling need to do so, in which case it must disclose the purpose of the information collection, to whom and when it will be disclosed, and the privacy safeguards that will be applied to store the information.

The characters, Stasha and Pearl, became living people to me, and I approached each chapter with both dread and a compelling need to see them through it.

They include overconfidence, a compelling need for social validation, and a confirmation bias that leads people to discount or disregard contrary evidence.