In the colonias, common necessities like clean running water and electricity are not available to all.
At least the people waiting in line have bonded together to share common necessities like oral sex food, shelter, and heat.
Today's dreams, such as growing new limbs, a comprehensive cure for cancer, Alzheimer's and other infirmities that come with old age, are lacking (as are hassle-free hospitals).We can measure progress when the sumptuous luxuries of yesterday's rich become the common necessities of today's poor.
It is a common necessity to restore democracy to our politics and some security to our economic system.
During the revolutionary war, each colony relied upon a local militia made up of part-time civilians and self-defence was a common necessity.
For example, in the land use sector, adaptation and mitigation share numerous resources: 1) land as a common necessity for both; 2) related practices e.g., afforestation, reforestation, agroforestry, silvopastoral systems; 3) skills of agriculture, forestry, and natural resource management and; 4) shared purpose reducing the impacts of climate change.
The clear implication of the founders' language is that the right to bear arms must be unabridged only if it relates to the common necessity of such a "well regulated" force.
It is a small daily act, born of common necessity -- yet one the mothers protect like an orchid.
Forged by common necessity, a bond had formed among us for that brief while, racing the cloud south across darkened France.
This fragmentation requires any successful reform to coordinate multiple institutions that have little historical grounds, common necessity or financial incentive compelling them.
In patients treated for bipolar disorder, relapse rates range from 40% to 60%, making intervention for exacerbation a common necessity[ 1].
