But the stories of the people of Turkana confirm the urgent need for assistance that will mitigate their hunger and the necessity of developing long-term projects that will enable them to progress in the face of catastrophic climate events, which are occurring with ever greater frequency.
In parts of today's Western society, food is often elevated to an art form and cooking is considered an artistic activity, rather than only a necessity to satisfy hunger and survival for another day.
I would further describe poverty as human misery under which social problems such as homelessness, hunger, and the lack of necessities of life exist.
There are not, it should be said, a hundred prisoners at Guantánamo who even the United States government considers dangerous enemy combatants; that means it's a mathematical necessity that there are hunger-strikers who shouldn't be there, either.
Further, objects of innovations in the life sciences not only satisfy consumers' wishes, but often are necessities for the avoidance of hunger and disease.
These targets imply the necessity to "eradicate extreme poverty and hunger, reduce child mortality, improve maternal health, combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases" [ 1] and to significantly improve coverage of the population and especially of the poor with priority interventions.
Suddenly offal was off-limits, and food that was previously eaten as a necessity was now associated with hardship and hunger.
The hunger for these materials is a growing threat to the necessities for life".
"I can conceive the necessity of the immolation of hundreds, if not thousands, to appease the hunger of dictators.... Sufferers need not see the result in their lifetime".
"I can conceive the necessity of the immolation of hundreds, if not thousands, to appease the hunger of dictators," he replied.
