Sentence examples for clear necessity from inspiring English sources
"There is a clear necessity for the government to give an answer for that".
While belt-tightening is now a clear necessity, cutting expenditures needs to be done responsibly.
Unlike alcohol and tobacco, there is a clear necessity for everyone to buy and consume food.
Finding more effective ways to combat deception is a daunting challenge and a clear necessity.
But I also see the clear necessity of the animal rights activists; without them in the early days, nothing will get done.
But to Carlos Fernández, the president of the country's largest business group, the strike was a clear necessity to pressure what he called a stubborn, nondemocratic government into agreeing to a nonbinding referendum on Mr. Chávez's rule.
The desire to keep the abstract liberal model at a distance derives also from the ever clearer necessity to define location-specific spatial norms: following the principles, which have become relevant again, of form-based normative codes (Soutworth and Ben Joseph 2003; Ben Joseph 2005; Baer 2011), and in general the central nature of a design code in planning practices (Carmona et al. 2003, 2011).
The motion made clear "the necessity and urgency of opening a new phase with a new executive".
However, she pointed out that since 30% of suspects arrested in London were foreign nationals, there was a clear operational necessity to use the scheme and promised to carry out a pilot scheme and bring back to parliament a detailed business case before any further vote.
The paper makes clear the necessity and feasibility of CO2 sequestration in reservoirs and CO2 injection for the improvement of gas recovery.
