"He has a need for immediate gratification; it's all about him," Wolff said.
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Added benefit: This Jag looks as if it has a need for speed.
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And what they mean by that is he has a need for immediate gratification.
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"Any local business that has a need for printed or promotional materials is a potential customer," Mike said.
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He said Japan has a need for corn imports because of pest problems with some Japanese-grown products.
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So Alonso still has a need for speed, but not the effort required to remain in Formula One.
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Beim also said that it's going to enter new sectors — anyone who has a need for real-time information is a potential client.
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If you're one of the people who has a need for these extreme wireless speeds, then maybe you'll find a use for it.
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In particular, it has a need for skilled workers for its large railroad as well as employees for factories, warehouses and medical centers.
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Metal Mario has a need for speed and he finally has an outlet for it now that he's going to be a Hot Wheels toy.
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I'd donate them if I could, but since all my shoes are custom-sized, it's hard to find an organization that has a need for them.
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"Although Iran clearly has a need for new aircraft, we conform strictly to all applicable international laws," said Stefan Schaffrath, an Airbus spokesman in Toulouse, France.
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Her sign tends to be attracted to independence, but her Aries Moon means she has a need for someone who can make her a sole focus of attention in the bedroom.
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"Although Iran clearly has a need for new aircraft, we must conform strictly to the law and, until all measures concerning the embargo are lifted, no commercial discussions can take place," a spokesman said.
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"Although Iran clearly has a need for new aircraft, we must conform strictly to the law and, until all measures concerning the embargo are lifted, no commercial discussions can take place," an Airbus spokesman said.
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"I don't think (the current China trade talks) will be the last we hear about the trade war, because the United States clearly has a need for a showdown with Europe," chief executive Soren Skou said.
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"The U.S. has a need for critical minerals and Australia's abundant supplies makes us a reliable and secure international supplier of a wide range of those, including rare earth elements," Australia's Minister for Resources Matt Canavan said.
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Madonna — 'What It Feels Like for a Girl' The uncanny resemblance: Madonna has a need for speed in this 2006 music video for her single, "What It Feels Like for a Girl," which also includes a heart-stopping car crash — much like Swift's.
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Rao wrote in a dissent that Congress lacks standing to seek court orders for documents held by the executive branch and that the panel should have ruled that the House no longer has a need for the materials that justifies an exemption to grand jury secrecy laws.
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Both make sense as a partner: Qualcomm makes money by providing the hardware behind the scenes of some of consumers' most-used products and invests in platforms like Zoom, and Energy Impact Partners invests for a group that has a need for an overarching platform to manage a complex mix of technology.
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As Dad explained, in New York at least, anyone who wants to break ground on a new healthcare facility or an expansion to an existing facility has to obtain a 'certificate of need' from the state—in other words, they have to demonstrate that the area where they're building actually has a need for the planned facility, either because there isn't a duplicative facility nearby or because the local population is large enough to need another one.
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Transitional epithelium lines the organs of the urinary system and is known here as urothelium. The bladder for example has a need for great distension.
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Myrica cerifera finds use in gardening and horticulture. It has been commonly grown in American hardiness zones of 11 to 7. M. pensylvanica substitutes for M. cerifera in areas colder than zone 6. Since the species is adaptable, it will tolerate many conditions, although it has a need for frequent pruning.
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The book is revealing of the authors feelings about her own obsessive- compulsive disorder and the challenges it has brought. She has a need for constant reassurance. Limburg has lost jobs over her fear of unusual things happening. She considers what would happen if her husband got cancer or a car hits her and her son.
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Dolly is envious of the young couple's romance and resents Willy's interference. One day, Walter, in need of work, accepts an offer of five dollars to be a sparring partner and decks one of Willy's top fighters. Willy is persuaded to let this "Galahad" take a shot in a legitimate ring. Both men are reluctant, but each has a need for the money.
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Instead, it determines that "if the government has a need for the use of . . . private property, then the property must no longer be 'property' at all." Hardy argues that if a building code is original and expressive enough to gain copyright in the first place, the legislative act of making it a law does not change those facts to turn it into non- property.Trotter Hardy, The Copyrightability of New Works of Authorship, 38 855, 877-78 (2001).
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Districts have not been at all common since the first half of the 19th century, and there have not been any districts anywhere in New England in over a century. Maine is the only New England state that currently has a significant amount of territory that is not sufficiently populated to support town governments, thus the only New England state that still has a need for the plantation type of municipality. For a historical example in New Hampshire, see Plantation number four.
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Unified communications has been led by the business world, which has a need for efficiency, simplicity, and speed. Rather than a single tool or product, unified communications is a set of products that deliver a nearly identically user experience across multiple devices or media types.Unified Communications The system begins with “presence information” - a feature of telecommunications technology that “senses” where a user is in relation to the technology. This change has been dominated by telecommunications providers integrating video, instant messaging, voice, and collaboration.
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The human being always has a need for selfobjects and longs to be in complex relationships with them.Strozier 2001, p.195. Kohut's narcissistically disturbed patients suffered from human relationships, in which the others had been cathected with archaic narcissistic libido, and therefore these objects were experienced as part of the self. The people were stuck in an archaic developmental phase, and thus to archaic psychological configurations, but what is important is that they also had a potential for development and therefore for healing.
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A longtime celebrity Yeo Woon-gwang (Park Sung-woong) suddenly has a need for a bodyguard and hires Kim Seol-woo (Park Hae-jin), a handsome and mysterious man trained in special investigations who has many talents. In reality, Seol-woo is a NIS black ops agent who has his own agenda and the role of bodyguard is only a cover to achieve his goals. The drama is about the twisty events they encounter and the budding bromance between the star and bodyguard. In addition, Seol-woo gets romantically involved with Cha Do-ha (Kim Min-jung), the manager of Woon-gwang.
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Three stages of incremental activation allow for tailoring an airlift force suitable for the contingency at hand. Stage I is for minor regional crises, Stage II would be used for major theater war and Stage III for periods of national mobilization. The commander, U.S. Transportation Command, with approval of the Secretary of Defense, is the activation authority for all three stages of Civil Reserve Air Fleet. During a crisis, if AMC has a need for additional aircraft, it would request the commander of USTRANSCOM to take steps to activate the appropriate Civil Reserve Air Fleet stage.
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Ruby Moon is sexless / non-binary and has no biological sex, but prefers feminine pronouns; her "human sex" is unspecified, though Akizuki has stated a preference for women's clothing and enjoys "being cute". Unlike the Yue/Yukito relationship, both Ruby/Nakuru forms are fully aware and display no dissociative personality. As the alias, Nakuru Akizuki, she acts as a general annoyance, deliberately interfering every time Toya tries to talk to Yukito about the latter's dwindling energy. She claims she wants to consume Toya's energy herself, though it is never stated that she actually has a need for it nor why she couldn't simply steal it.
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