Sentences with phrase «undeniable need»

Although there has been some very limited discussion of this in the US press, the staggering global challenge entailed by keeping global emission within a roughly 250 gigaton budget, not to mention a budget premised on 1.5 degrees C, does not take into account the additional undeniable need of high - emitting nations, states, and regional governments to take equity and distributive justice into account in setting ghg emissions reduction targets is not being covered in US media hardly at all.

Wenger acted not on our pressure, but instead on the undeniable need for reinforcements.

Again with the formation, both the fans, and the managers recognized an undeniable need to tweak it to get the best out of our players.

Especially in the case of Le Coq, he was just the greatest accident of the season, we were ravaged with injuries in the center of the park, there was a undeniable NEED to bring him in that both fans and Wenger recognized.

Wenger as well as the fans recognize an undeniable need to sort out injuries, and Wenger brought in Shad, not the fans.

«The decision to issue the necessary permits should be based upon the merits of the permit applications and the undeniable need for the construction,» she wrote.

Is it weird that I suddenly have an undeniable need for a melting disco ball in my living room?

It was only a matter of time until I felt the undeniable need to possess a pair of over-the-knee boots.

The film explores human behavior and the undeniable need for companionship.

Needless to say, one of the children he meets, Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), gets under his skin with a combination of boyish charm and an undeniable need to be loved.

In his latest column, 2011 Outstanding Young Educator Brad Kuntz talks about the challenges, but undeniable need, to design and...

Hold your potential customer's hand from front to back cover, through the book to the final pages where they have the opportunity and the undeniable need to reach out to you for the solution to their problem.

I dreamed of it, fantasized about it, but even as I walked away from a law practice to write my first novel, the decision was based on an undeniable need to at least try.

It was in this moment that she felt the undeniable need to help as many dogs as she could, so she decided to start A Purposeful Rescue.

My professional goals have evolved significantly since the inception of Cognitive Dogs, largely because the more I learn the more I strive to be better at what I do, but also because there is such an undeniable need in our communities for factual education about animal behavior and updated training protocols.

Despite our society's recognition of individual autonomy and equality, there still remains an undeniable need for judges to ensure that the criminal law is not tainted by pernicious and unfair assumptions, whether about women, Aboriginal people, or sex trade workers.

This driver is the same as that which produced the failed 2004 Regulations and is exacerbated by the undeniable need to reduce government expenditure.

Said Erickson, the higher the profile of Google Assistant on consumer electronics, the more the undeniable need for other developers to incorporate it into their gadgets will be.

Although your attempts at procrastination and undeniable need to watch the clock crawl by may spark commiseration with your fellow workers, your employer probably isn't overly thrilled by your lack of production while on the job.

Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania (PPWP) traces its origins back to the hot summer of 1916, when a group of 35 Pittsburghers — including doctors, civic workers, minsters, business leaders, and homemakers — were challenged by the undeniable need for legal access to birth control information and services.

Aside from trends, it's fabulous that the beauty of green is strongly supported by an undeniable need for attention to our planet.»