Sentence examples for and strictly necessary from inspiring English sources

But, she added, "detention must be proportionate and strictly necessary".

Our goal is to reduce such global considerations to local and strictly necessary ones.

But of course I support the use of whatever proportionate and strictly necessary force is required to save life in response to attacks of the kind we saw in Paris".

In other words, even low, but persisting levels of antisense transcripts seem to be sufficient and strictly necessary for proper firing of the Emx2 transcription unit.

Any interference can only be justified if it is clearly defined by law, pursues a legitimate aim and is strictly necessary to the aim pursued.

It is not just that we produce for our means of survival, it is also that we engage in creative and productive activity over and above what is strictly necessary for survival and find fulfilment in this activity.

Directed and choreographed by Kim Gavin, whose credits include producing Take That's reunion extravaganzas, the show begins with the girls bursting out of a giant television set and develops into a camp tribute to anyone who ever wore more diamonds and fur than strictly necessary, alighting in no particular order on the careers of Judy Garland, Audrey Hepburn, Cyd Charisse and Madonna.

As stated, causal sufficiency is a very strong assumption, and is not strictly necessary for the MC to hold.

For simplicity, we omit the time indices n and t, unless strictly necessary (e.g., to denote a delay as in the case of phase noise), as they will always be clear from the context.

However, this could potentially require additional memory and computational complexity unless the algorithm can account for the sparseness of the aggregate matrices (i.e., the many matrix entries after block-diagonalization that equal zero), and is not strictly necessary in the first place.

This piece of discussion does not change the meaning of our results and was not strictly necessary for the readers.