Sentences with phrase «consequent need»

In addition, process theology generally tends to follow Hartshorne in neglecting or minimizing the ideas of man's sin and guilt and consequent need for atonement and repentance, ideas that have been central in many theological perspectives.

Invoking the National Interest is more commonly associated with times of war or major crisis, and the consequent need for the government to rally all the forces and interests within a country behind it: UK Prime Minister Theresa May used it at least twice in her Lancaster House speech of 17 January.

The findings demonstrated that the treatment reduced both the number of migraine days per month (the active treatment group experienced a reduction of 3.6 days compared to 0.9 days in the placebo group) as well as headache pain and the consequent need for migraine abortive prescription medications.

Mary Tod presents Interpreting Mike Shatzkin & Mitch Joel posted at One Writer's Voice, saying, «This post brings together ideas about new markets for English language writers and the consequent need for global marketing (Shatzkin) with the ready availability of content and the need to be where your readers are (Joel).»

The work could be interpreted as a narrative of Hong Kong's monstrous urban development and the consequent need of a dissident hero who can reform the city.

Now the climate hoax was created decades earlier in anticipation of the need for a stimulus package and the consequent need to raise revenue to pay off the debt through a disguised big fat tax.

Such issues may also be relevant to the potential for dispute within the group and the consequent need for workable dispute resolution processes to be incorporated into the PBC rules.

It was argued that the problem of too many organizations is created in part by the grant application process, and the consequent need to be incorporated to get funding.