Sentence examples similar to a declared necessity from inspiring English sources

Cutting expenses — often in the form of employee head count — is an already declared necessity.

None of the "Next Fall" actors are the sort of household names that the Broadway producer David Richenthal declared a necessity in an attention-getting comment in October when he chose the movie star Abigail Breslin to play Helen Keller in his new Broadway revival of "The Miracle Worker".

Judge Patel observed that the Supreme Court's decision in Korematsu "stands as a constant caution that in times of war or declared military necessity our institutions must be vigilant in protecting constitutional guarantees".

The contention, however, encounters in opposition the view that the power which declared the necessity is the power to declare its cessation, and what the cessation requires.

Each declared the necessity for Syria to stop killing protesters, who so far have remained largely peaceful, but none of the leaders has yet demanded that Mr. Assad step down.

America's history of spying began in the beginning, with George Washington, who famously declared "the necessity of procuring good intelligence is apparent and need not be further urged".

First, in United States v. Perez (1824), the Court held that there was no bar to a second prosecution after a mistrial was declared for "manifest necessity".

It was he who bought the plane and declared it a necessity for the presidency back in 2009.

Congress cannot define the scope of its own power merely by declaring the necessity of its enactments.

It is alarming to hear the new European leadership declaring the necessity to step up critical engagement with Belarus.

By the early 1840s, he postulated that Romanian and Italian were not distinct languages, but rather dialects of Latin, which prompted him to declare the necessity of replacing Romanian words with "superior" Italian ones.