Sentence examples for accepted necessity from inspiring English sources

Telecommunications plays a vital role in international commerce and in industrialized nations it is an accepted necessity.

As the French writer Pascal Bruckner has put it, people who "hope to see local versions of the parliament in Westminster established in Kabul, Riyadh, Algiers, and Moscow will have to be patient and learn to accept necessity".

In today's decision, the Court ignores the fact that Terry begrudgingly accepted the necessity for creating an exception from the warrant requirement of the Fourth Amendment and treats this case as if warrantless searches were the rule, rather than the "narrowly drawn" exception.

Thus, Protestant churches generally have not accepted the necessity of apostolic succession.

Even the Conservatives accepted the necessity of state intervention to meet people's basic wants.

A respecter of law and history, he accepted the necessity of working with the traditional framework of administration.

Before Ewing took command, Union officers in Kansas and Missouri had accepted the necessity of retaliating against civilians, including women.

Once the American dairy industry reluctantly accepted the necessity of pasteurization of milk, the incidence of brucellosis declined.

That still-secret offer apparently accepted the necessity for disarmament and discussed a "context" for carrying it out.

His tales had a Trollopean sensibility: he accepted the necessity of the divine institution, without unduly sanctifying its officials.

They accepted the necessity of maintaining defense but postulated the existence of a basic harmony of interests among states, which would minimize the incidence of wars.