But that is exactly what's needed now to protect horses.
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Overall, we're talking about a major infusion of capital — exactly what's needed.
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In the sad aftermath of the tragedy, acts like Steve's kindness is exactly what's needed.
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Worse, it could make some lawmakers hesitant to borrow aggressively now -- even though economists say that's exactly what's needed.
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Secure in her gorgeous technique, she's relaxed, charming, infectiously joyful — giving exactly what's needed to make a pop ballet pop.
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In all Blue Zone regions, people are active and full of life, fueled by them eating exactly what's needed -- and no more.
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Admiral Jackson's record of strong, decisive leadership is exactly what's needed at the VA to ensure our veterans receive the benefits they deserve.
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Admiral Jackson's record of strong, decisive leadership is exactly what's needed at the VA to ensure our veterans receive the benefits they deserve.
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But in the worlds of theater and film, this separating membrane is exactly what's needed to bind the viewer to the magic of suspended disbelief.
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The call from DeFazio and House Democrats to update the antiquated PFC cap is exactly what's needed to spur investments in terminals and other critical airport facilities.
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"I think the caps bill is exactly what's needed," said Joel Friedman, the vice president for federal fiscal policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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If volunteers on the ground end up with a mountain of donated goods, they'll have to spend time sorting through them rather than buying exactly what's needed.
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He cleverly implies that his own sensibility — playful, minutely observant, ticklishly alert to life's "terrible, stupendous mire of trivia" — is exactly what's needed to detect a swindler like Chichikov.
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The Russell Hotel bar daily soup is always exactly what's needed after a windy afternoon wandering around the Falkland Palace, St. Andrews castle ruins, and the royal couple's old haunts.
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Aries is the "all about me" sign, so these moonbeams will put the attention back on ourselves — which might be exactly what's needed to bring our closest connections back into balance.
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"Admiral Jackson's record of strong, decisive leadership is exactly what's needed at the V.A. to ensure our veterans receive the benefits they deserve," deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley said in a statement.
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But at the moment, staying home is exactly what's needed to prevent the spread of the virus, and paying people who have lost jobs is what's needed to limit the economic damage.
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"Admiral Jackson's record of strong, decisive leadership is exactly what's needed at the VA to ensure our veterans receive the benefits they deserve," White House spokesman Hogan Gidley said in a statement.
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Not all of her six children went to school, and she feels easier access to higher education is exactly what's needed to help steer the youth in a place like Youngstown away from crime.
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But for a lot of jobs that's exactly what's needed — and it's often the type of work that's the least suited to skilled humans, who would rather be doing stuff only they can do.
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"Admiral Jackson's record of strong, decisive leadership is exactly what's needed at the VA to ensure our veterans receive the benefits they deserve," White House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley said in a statement.
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AOC and other backers of aggressive climate change action say unprecedented, transformative change is exactly what's needed and that it's political stonewalling, led by Republicans and industry, that's stopping America from such a big transformation.
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But major changes may be exactly what's needed to solve the financial burdens facing many Americans who need medical help, according to candidates such as Senators Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.).
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A new, women-led movement to stop prohibition that is harming families—across the board, but especially among minorities and poor people—may be exactly what's needed to finally end the country's 100-year drug war.
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You're all about security and doing things in a way that you know works—however, you also know that sometimes, a change is exactly what's needed to go even further when it comes to reaching your goals.
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It would also call on FEMA to submit a report about the medical supply needs across the country, no more than one week after the bill has been passed, so there's comprehensive data about exactly what's needed.
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"It turns out that his signature traits -- having a forceful personality, putting results and competence before ideology -- are exactly what's needed for handling a global pandemic," she said, echoing some of the 2018 campaign's top talking points.
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There's a lot of expensive gear in use here, but in the long run this method may be cheaper than having to do reshoots, or extensive post-production, if the captured green screen footage isn't exactly what's needed for a final shot.
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The kind of organizing that helps us understand how white women's fates are tied to black women's, men's to transgender women's, and middle-class families' to low-income families' is exactly what's needed to build a lasting multicultural liberalism under a Trump administration, and to bring the Democratic Party back into political viability.
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Swagger explains that every time he leaves his house, he switches out the firing pins of his guns; this renders them inoperable. Although Swagger is exonerated, Johnson cannot be prosecuted as Africa is outside US jurisdiction. The attorney general tells Swagger that he must abide by the law and to refrain from vigilantism, "even though sometimes that's exactly what's needed." Swagger is released.
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The ‘textile market’ comprises many different applications and requirements. The intended use of the fabric is the most important starting point to identify exactly what's needed to produce a specific end-product. A ‘textile’ product may vary from natural yarns for garments, through to synthetic fibers for flags and banners. A ‘textile product’ can be a wall mounted banner, a stand-alone pop-up banner, a beach flag, country flag or company flag.
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Stephen Meade is Business Executive, strategic adviser and lifelong entrepreneur. He has created and ran three Public OTC companies in the US. He has started 11 total companies. He took his first company public in 1999 which was a precursor to PayPal. He has judged Startup contests around the world—including most recently at AIBC in Malta (where I also helped craft some of the Blockchain Laws). Meade is known globally as “The BullsEye Guy” for being able to create and target exactly what's needed to succeed.
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