Sentence examples for a question of necessity from inspiring English sources

Now their efforts at reform were no longer a luxury but had become a "question of necessity".

"For many it was a question of necessity, they were unsuccessful finding employment so started their own business," he says.

Co-existence is a question of necessity: both refugees and citizens know that return will not happen as long as the conflicts are not resolved.

In the case of modification of preliminary formed polymer membrane, a question of necessity of multiple modification is still opened.

"It was a question of necessity.

There have also been accidents in the area, but this is a question of necessity, not avarice".

"It was never a question of medical necessity".

But for the Lib Dems, for whom deficit reduction is a question of political necessity rather than an article of faith, the costs threaten to be ruinous.

"It might a question of economic necessity, but she goes way beyond the notion of a poet being somebody who just sits down, writes poetry and then publishes it.

His larger policies have had as their premise: "Things can't go on as they have" -- as if it were a question of natural necessity.

In 1983, the U.S. Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment (CWRIC) concluded in its definitive report that it was not a question of "military necessity" as found by the Supreme Court in 1943, but that.