Sentence examples for facts necessary from inspiring English sources

In other words, we must ask ourselves whether we have and know all the scientific facts necessary (or lack thereof) to answer the above question.

Because the record was "virtually barren of the facts necessary to determine" Combs' right to contest the search and seizure, the Court remanded the case for further proceedings.

The state tribunals held that there was no evidence to establish the facts necessary to show that it was within the class to which exemption might extend.

It will thus be seen that the admitted fact of the former adjudication carries with it an admission of the facts necessary to show the privilege likewise.

Mr. Foley of MetLife said his company would "defend itself against the idea that MetLife was deceitful, that it defrauded African-American policyholders or hid from them any facts necessary for them to make their purchases".

Based on an actual case, it tracked a cynical Chicago reporter (James Stewart) as he uncovered the facts necessary to free a man falsely convicted for murdering a cop in a speakeasy.

Some values are, in fact, necessary for society to exist.

Lycett himself knows just how far to take the imaginative extensions of fact necessary for good biography.

"I can assure you that many of the delays attributed to peer review are in fact necessary delays.

But, he added, such orders are often approved without a rigorous determination of whether they are in fact necessary.

They don't want to be told that such a radical turn to the right is not, in fact, necessary.