Sentence examples for if the necessity from inspiring English sources

Acceptability is higher, if the necessity for a measure has well been communicated and if personal benefits can be expected.

But even if the necessity of the tests be not demonstrated and the beliefs which induced them may be disputed, they cannot be pronounced illegal.

Slicing through the Italians' backline on the grandest scale of them all, Messi looked like he could do it all blindfolded if the necessity presented itself.

Despite the statistics, we will always feel safer in cars, because in cars, we are the pilots, or could be the pilots if the necessity arose.

But even if the necessity for tests for the genuineness of revelation is allowed, there still is a claim that clearly will not do, for such a procedure would make an appeal to revelation and authority supererogatory.

I would agree that if the necessity for blood resulted from the non-negligent performance of the procedure, the Shorters assumed the risk of death resulting from their refusal to take blood.

So if you believe in the necessity of a Palestinian state or you love Israel, you'd better start paying attention.

If you believe in the necessity of LIDAR to get us to the vaunted Level 5, a true driverless car that works autonomously and no human driver is needed, you are also signing up to believe that LIDAR units will sell like hotcakes.

Or he may be on a quest to discover what makes him unique: "I strive, in relation to other men, to discover the nature, if not the necessity, of my difference from them".

Such creativity only becomes possible if both the necessity and the desirability of higher fuel taxes are patiently but robustly presented by Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, John Prescott and all the rest of the pale green Government.

If confronts the necessity of rethinking theories and methodological approaches which, constructed in the context of 19th and early 20th century Western Europe, prove to be rather inadequate for encompassing contemporary religious phenomena and religious manifestations in other contexts.