Sentence examples similar to extent of necessities from inspiring English sources

The objective was to establish an international knowledge transfer process in order to reduce the frequency and duration of coercive measures on a long-term basis to an extent of necessity.

The Snowden revelations halfway through the last parliament led to profound discussions about surveillance, privacy and the extent of any necessity to inspect or retain personal data.

For Mrs. Clinton, this is, to no small extent, the politics of necessity.

The mouse movement latency did not provide a clean measure, since the necessity and extent of moving the mouse differed per condition.

Quality assurance during research and development is linked with development progress and by necessity the extent of quality assurance required will change depending on the methods used, making a uniform definition difficult.

By simulations, different climate control systems were analyzed and their necessity and the extent of performance were determined.

To an extent, it is the product of necessity.

Deciding whether to proceed with revascularization operation was based on the necessity of clinical symptoms instead of the extent of the collateralization.

The nature and extent of the qualifications required must depend primarily upon the judgment of the State as to their necessity.' Page 122 (9 S. Ct. 233).

The full extent of the time-shift was not fully felt until Moran started marvelling at a modern day necessity: 'Having this new machine is brilliant.

■ The extent of competition from informal providers in the local health care market – low levels of competition removes necessity for information campaigns.